Old 04-22-2019 | 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by No Land 3
Living in base will always be hard to beat. The 2 weeks at home though offers a certain freedom that doing 3-4 on and 3 off can't. I think some people discount it as a no starter too quickly, but you are correct, it simply is a no starter for some.
I can drive to work. I can also make two weeks off happen without vacay if I need it. Two weeks gone might be OK with older kids (who can drive themselves), but for younger ones it's hard on them, and also on a working spouse who has to suck it up and handle everything. My wife can usually punt a lot of things for a few days until I get home.

No kids and no spouse (or an independent one), then two weeks on, two off wouldn't be bad at all.
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