Moving Blog
Published January 18, 2013
Wouldn’t you like to?
So would I. Unfortunately, neither of us are likely to.
I can tell you what the government constructive cost is. It’s the price that the government (military) determines it would cost them to move you (service member). However, when it comes to the actual calculations used to reach that price, the GCC is a mystery.
Learn more about the government constructive cost and how to use it to your advantage.
Filed under:Military Moves
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