Comments on: My Worst Fear Has Come Alive – Ft. Hood http://freemarketmilitary.com/2009/11/06/my-worst-fear-has-come-alive-ft-hood/ A Good Soldier Is A Terrible Thing To Waste Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:32:28 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Jack http://freemarketmilitary.com/2009/11/06/my-worst-fear-has-come-alive-ft-hood/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Jack Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:32:28 +0000 http://freemarketmilitary.com/?p=319#comment-50 You are correct. Families living in base housing can possess weapons... minus those who live in single officer/enlisted barracks. However, so far to my knowledge civilians who work on the installation but do not live on base (unless your a military spouse/child) cannot bring weapons on a federal installation. This includes any kind of weapon; crossbow, firearm, etc. be for hunting or protection. You are correct. Families living in base housing can possess weapons… minus those who live in single officer/enlisted barracks.

However, so far to my knowledge civilians who work on the installation but do not live on base (unless your a military spouse/child) cannot bring weapons on a federal installation.

This includes any kind of weapon; crossbow, firearm, etc. be for hunting or protection.

]]> By: G. Marsh http://freemarketmilitary.com/2009/11/06/my-worst-fear-has-come-alive-ft-hood/comment-page-1/#comment-49 G. Marsh Fri, 20 Nov 2009 01:42:34 +0000 http://freemarketmilitary.com/?p=319#comment-49 Ok. most of what you say I agree with but there are some flaws in you quoting that all soldiers are not allowd to have fireamrs in there possession. this is untrue soldiers who live barracks which are like appartments for single soldiers, are not allowd to have firearms in there rooms. however if they live in base housing they are allowed to have them in their quarters. the only stipulation to this is, if you live on a military instalation you must have the weapon registered on post threw the provost marshalls office. this also applies to civilian employees who would like to bring weapons on a military istalation weather to hunt or to use the private owned weapons ranges on post. Ok. most of what you say I agree with but there are some flaws in you quoting that all soldiers are not allowd to have fireamrs in there possession. this is untrue soldiers who live barracks which are like appartments for single soldiers, are not allowd to have firearms in there rooms. however if they live in base housing they are allowed to have them in their quarters. the only stipulation to this is, if you live on a military instalation you must have the weapon registered on post threw the provost marshalls office. this also applies to civilian employees who would like to bring weapons on a military istalation weather to hunt or to use the private owned weapons ranges on post.

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