Service members are protected by the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act if they need to break their lease on account of a deployment or permanent change of station."

One problem I could see with this is that depending on how much longer you plan to move around you could reach your limit for being able to borrow for more properties and end up renting where you are stationed instead of owning.

I am a civilian contractor stationed in the Middle East and have no primary residence in the States. 

@Nina M.Look at College Station TX as well.

Hello, I am in the military stationed at Walter reed National Military Medical center in Bethesda, MD.

Some things to look out for are the fees. environmental fees, excessive weight fees, another trick of the industry is billing cycles. some will bill monthly so you are billed 12 times a year others may bill every 4 weeks so you get billed 13 times a year (52 weeks/4= 13 bill)based on my experience the big guys tend to play ball and kill on volume to shut out little guys. also these little guys rely on the big guys station to dump, so they charge a base fee and mark it up or put add on to make money.

Its near to train station , so its very easy for daily commuters.

Now even if you already know that (as an example) she is going to go to specialized training and the only place the AF teaches that school is Chesapeake Virginia so that's where you know she will be stationed then keep in mind....that is where the SCHOOL is....not where she will be "stationed".

There are several near me with neighborhood sounding names like "Zellwood Station", "Chalet North", "The Hills", "The Valley", "Overland Village" etc.

Maybe try some of the other college towns like College Station or San Marcos?