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Check out The Army website.

Aside from the fact that you would be committing insurance fraud, there is another problem with your plan. For your parents to carry you on their policy, the vehicle would need to be in their name. Cost would still be high since it is a sports car.

Depends on the amperage. there are small batteries for lawn mowers and larger ones for cars and trucks. Deep cells are much more expensive and are usually for trolling motors or sump pumps.

Who are you talking to? Doubtful anyone here sent you bulbs or trees.

Try the Games section of YA. This section is for actual military questions.

Since there are idiots that win lawsuits for dumping hot coffee in their laps, the businesses are protecting themselves. Should you have an accident while turning left, it is automatic that you are at fault. Same as doing it at any intersection. Never seen a cop enforce private signs, but always...

You cannot insure what you don't own. Should you drive someone elses vehicle, make sure you are covered by their policy.

From questions I have seen on YA, the main problems are breakage from dropping heavy pots or pans on the surface. You also need pans with really flat bottoms. I have looked at newer coil type units and they have drip pans that drain into a main pan for ease of cleaning. Life span is debatable...

Depends on the back-log the judge has. Be aware that your BF will be paying for the bracelet and monitoring service.

This is handled through the VA. You need to fill out all the paperwork to apply. Your income, combined with other family members, will determine how much you get free or reduced.

No. Sounds like you are a civilian contractor. Since you will be gone for an extended period of time while training in the Marine Corps, your job will probably be filled.

First, you do not flush with anti-freeze. Next, you need to know the capacity of the radiator and use a 50/50 mix. Straight anti-freeze will not be much better than straight water.

College education, if you paid the$100 per month for the first year served. VA benefits. Low interest home loan. 5 points on Civil Service test.

Since you do not want to go to war, stay in school.

No different than in civilian life jobs. Officers are taught war strategies and it depends on how they use what they were taught. Some excel, some fail.