VICENZA , ITALY

[FashionQueen]

Hi, I'd like to hear from others at Ederle in Vicenza, Italy. We're finlly going there soon (only 30 minutes from my home town!)

Hope to hear from you!

[Jenabugg]

Hey we are getting ready to PCS there in a few months! I dont know much about it or anything but I am super excited! If you google SETAF it will bring you to the units homepage and there is a lot of useful info there. talk to you soon

[FashionQueen]

Hi there

the area is very nice, it's basically where I am from but never was stationed there. I make a few drives to Ederle Post when I visit my family. We're in Germany now.
Just trying to get a hold of housing to ask a few things. I haven't found anyone today by phone and two e-mails were returned as undeliverable from two different e-mail addresses they have.

[Jenabugg]

I haven't even started with housing yet we are still waiting on paper orders to get that rolling I have got my no fees passport in the works and after that will be my visa! How's the weather there? This is our first PCs so I am so excited!
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[FashionQueen]

it can get pretty cold in the winter and of course where I am in Germany is even worse. These last few days have not been bad though.
How long have you been waiting for the orders to arrive?

[Jenabugg]

for a long time, we found out mid nov. that our online orders said Italy and we are now due there in about 2 months and still dont have them.. I freakin out!

[Daysgoby]

I am in Vicenza right now. Housing is only availible if you have children. Otherwise you have to live off post.

When will you be here?

Oh and the weather this year has been cold but not too bad. Today was almost 60 and beautiful. It rains a lot in the winter. Summer is VERY humid.

[FashionQueen]

definitely want to live off post and enjoy my home land!

[Blackmoon]

So we are PCS to Vicenza, Italy in 2 months and what I really want to know is what is housing like over there? I know I can't live on base which me happy beyond belief. My husband grew up in the Army and lived in Germany and Turkey when he was little and he told me to expect a lot of concrete because it’s cheap building material. I can't find a lot of helpful information about housing in Italy online. So I was just wondering what's the housing situation over there? This is my first move with the army, so I have no idea what to expect. I’m very excited that I might get to live with my husband after 2 months of marriage. Please help :0)

[Jenabugg]

I move there in april so I am curious as well