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Be supportive. You only hear of deaths being reported because those of us who come back from deployment just fine isn't a juicy news story. Thousands have been deployed, and returned home safe, but that doesn't get reported on the news. Only the bad stuff makes it on the news.

Um, same thing we always do and did before we were in the military. If you are talking about when we are deployed, or out in the field or whatever, then we pack what we need and find the opportunity to take care of it. Our responsibilities don't get put on hold just because were on the rag.

Our son is almost 10 months old.My husband and I are fortunate to continue to enjoy an active sex life, though I have to admit that it is, well, difficult for me to perform and enjoy when my son is awake. Even when he is sleeping, I have trouble performing if he is in the same room, which is a...

It is "bad" only if you go into it with unrealistic expectations. There are plenty of benefits to joining the Army or other branch of service. But with those benefits comes the expectation that you take your training seriously, and don't try to get out of your duty. Pretty much all of us are...

The Army is NOT a place to go "just" for a job. The Army (heck, any branch) is a lifestyle, and you either adapt or you don't. Sure, there are plenty of jobs that aren't typical combat positions. You do not have to join any of the combat arms if you qualify for something else. But know that you...

Well, Trump is announced as the new owner of Raw. Not the GM, or is that the same thing? I don't think it is.

I agree with the answers above in that as a fiance, you are not recognized as family or NOK by the military, and certain assignments to include basic are unaccompanied. Yes, you CAN handle two months without him. You are your own person. he is his own person. While you are extensions of each...

I agree with the answers above in that as a fiance, you are not recognized as family or NOK by the military, and certain assignments to include basic are unaccompanied. Yes, you CAN handle two months without him. You are your own person. he is his own person. While you are extensions of each...

Sounds like whatever happened to you...you had it coming. You love being the "victim" because that means you don't take responsibility for your own silly irrational behavior. Keep it up, Ms. Blame-self-inflicted-problems-on- everyone else.

OK...sounds like your teacher has some kind of socialist agenda, and is using this class assignment to prove his/her point. Military have great health care, that is true. But it is not necesssarily true that military have "high/higher quality" health care than regular civilians. For an example...

Plenty of smokers in the military. If duty permits and there is a designated location, then you can smoke them if you got em. Disgusting habit, btw.

Do what you feel is right for YOU...not for her. This is your life. You gonna let mommy dictate what you do forever? Moms get emotional, that will never change. It is up to you to prove to your mom that this is the best thing you could do for yourself.