Can both cabin occupants get military credit?

[septrack]

The wording on the form is a little confusing and I don't think its possible, but thought I'd ask.

 

TIA

 

Mark

[Wild Bill]

It says per qualified person, so if both of you qualify, it sounds like you should both get the credit.

[septrack]

It says per qualified person, so if both of you qualify, it sounds like you should both get the credit.

 

The wording below is a little confusing, but it sounds probably no, but thought I'd ask.

 

• This offer is good for only the first or second berth occupied by the military person

Mark

[paul929207]

If you each qualify, you can each get the credit.

[Wild Bill]

The wording below is a little confusing, but it sounds probably no, but thought I'd ask.

 

 

• This offer is good for only the first or second berth occupied by the military person

 

Mark

 

I took that as meaning if you are the third person in the room, then you can not get the credit, but if you are listed as the first or second person on the reservation you can get it.;)

[spunkie4]

If you both qualify, you will both receive the credit.

 

Shirley

[Alephzayin]

I took that as meaning if you are the third person in the room, then you can not get the credit, but if you are listed as the first or second person on the reservation you can get it.;)

 

Essentially, every person that qualifies (AD, Res, Guard) can get the credit. I had to go to http://kb.defense.gov and print off a proof for both my husband and myself (he's AD, I'm Res). I'll let you know if it doesn't work. :)

[vr58po1]

Yes you do! I just did it for my Sept 2012 Alaskan cruise. My wife and I both served in the military and we each got a $100.00 dollar credit.

[septrack]

Thanks everyone. My parents will be joining my wife and myself on our next cruise. My father is retired military, so no problem there. Just found out my mother who was a WAF was only in for 1 year, 9 months...(need 2 years service) so technically she does not qualify. I think I will send them both in though and see what happens. Thanks for all the responses.

 

Mark

[paul929207]

Thanks everyone. My parents will be joining my wife and myself on our next cruise. My father is retired military, so no problem there. Just found out my mother who was a WAF was only in for 1 year, 9 months...(need 2 years service) so technically she does not qualify. I think I will send them both in though and see what happens. Thanks for all the responses.

 

Mark

Definitely send your mothers stuff. It can't hurt.

[Alephzayin]

If she still has a copy of her Dd214, you can use that to get her credit. That's awesome she served during WWII! :)

 

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