Army 101: Army Benefits | U.S. Army 

Your dad is a washed out loser that wasted his life.

Exept they don’t have to cover your children like normal insurance would cover your children until they’re 26 if you army vet retired, they don’t cover your children your children or second-class citizens

Yeah,those same leaders go to sick call-TOO-LOL.

@@user-be7tc2bd6e if it's not on paper then it didn't happen

@@Isayitwithmychest So true.

Find love cuckold

Brainwashed loser

Seeking for one?

Thank you. We are honored.🎖🫡 Would you like to join the army?

womp womp

Marry someone, you'll automatically get Base Housing

If you are not married and you enlist (instead of going officer) in the military on active duty, you have to live in the barracks. It sucks but that's the military. If you join the marines or the army, you will be in the barracks for the longest time, until you make the rank of e6, which not everyone gets to . In some cases in the army, some cases, depending on the unit and situation, again I said this is some cases, so not that common, you might be allowed to move out of the barracks at the rank of e5, which not everyone gets to. In the marines and army you could potentially be stuck in the barracks for even up to a decade, although that's not too common since most soldiers and marines get out of the military after their first contract and a lot of those who stay in have gotten married by the time they were e4. If you join the air force or the coast guard, the longest you would have to stay in the barracks is for about three years, very often less. You would get out at the rank of e4 or even e3. TL/DR So the only way to avoid having to live in the barracks on active duty is to be married or join as an officer. If you don't want to *STAY in the barracks for years upon years until you reach e6 or e5* then either find someone willing to marry you, or just dont join the Army or Marines in the first place......instead join the Air Force or Coast Guard in the first place where if you didnt get married, youd be let out of the barracks during your first contract

If you are not married and you enlist (instead of going officer) in the military on active duty, you have to live in the barracks. It sucks but that's the military. If you join the marines or the army, you will be in the barracks for the longest time, until you make the rank of e6, which not everyone gets to . In some cases in the army, some cases, depending on the unit and situation, again I said this is some cases, so not that common, you might be allowed to move out of the barracks at the rank of e5, which not everyone gets to. In the marines and army you could potentially be stuck in the barracks for even up to a decade, although that's not too common since most soldiers and marines get out of the military after their first contract and a lot of those who stay in have gotten married by the time they were e4. If you join the air force or the coast guard, the longest you would have to stay in the barracks is for about three years, very often less. You would get out at the rank of e4 or even e3. TL/DR So the only way to avoid having to live in the barracks on active duty is to be married or join as an officer. If you don't want to *STAY in the barracks for years upon years until you reach e6 or e5* then either find someone willing to marry you, or just dont join the Army or Marines in the first place......instead join the Air Force or Coast Guard in the first place where if you didnt get married, youd be let out of the barracks during your first contract