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Originally Posted by Alanboy395
As the OP, I'm glad this was revived. I actually have a new co-worker who I sit right across from. She was engaged to a guy who was in the Army. Sadly, her fiance paid the ultimate price in Operation Enduring Freedom for "some benefits." I also have several realtives including my mother who are veterans who are still paying the price medically speaking for their 20 year retirement and military benefits. Anyone who thinks these soliders are getting good benefits for nothing are mistaken.
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Retirement at 20 is a great benefit.
So are the rest.
Most couldn't get a job in real life, so they join the military for training and to be taken care of.
They know the job and pay when they join.
They have a job just like anyone else and can leave when they want to.
They're not special.