What branch of service, were or are you? Did you retire or been discharged?
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None, but the hubby was in the AF and I'm an AF lifer brat.
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I was never in the service.
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I was in the US Navy and received an honorable discharge.
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I personally have not served, but my son had joined the Maine National Guard to train as a Military Police Officer. My daughter did 8 weeks of training when they heard a wheeze coming from her and sent her home.
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I am in the US Army. I was a PSYOP reservist, now I am an ROTC cadet working for my commission.
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I am a retired professor of Andhra University, India. I had to take voluntary retirement from service because of ill health. I have recovered after two and half years, but they said that this long a period can not be treated as on leave. I am receiving reduced pension.
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Canadian Air Force Honourable Discharge
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US Navy, retired (Fleet Reserve, actually. There is a difference. It doesn't become 'retirement' until the 30 year point.) Thank you for asking.
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Im in the Army.
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Special forces (1 recconisance regiment)
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US Navy: Hon. Discharge 1985
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As a child of 11 years old, I had a bleeding peptic ulcer. This meant that I was inelligble to serve my country as a Marine (which is what I was applying to be). In some ways, I am very disappointed in that. In others, I am thankful that I didn't have to go fight in Desert Storm.
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I was in US Arny i was other than honorably discharged.
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United States Marine Corps. Iraq Vet, 2005. Medically retired.
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I was in the Army, and decided to leave--after having been ragged just a little too much about my weight!!! (Honorably, of course)
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US Army National Guard
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US Marine Corps, honorable discharge in 1994. My time in the Corps encompassed the best years of my life; I served my country, grew from a boy to a man, saw a large part of the world, went to some of the historic places that made America what she is today, and followed the footsteps of hundreds of thousands who went before me. The things I learned in the Corps helped shape who I am today, and how I lead my life. I loved being an active-duty Marine, and I wouldn't trade those years for anything in the world. As the saying goes, "Once a Marine, Always a Marine"!
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US ARMY 3rd infantry division i was dicharged for injury in iraq. Wanted to make a career in the Army.
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