I am currently a soldier at Ft.

I am sure if a soldier is under fire, he or she doesn't care if their backup is gay, straight or prefers only the knotholes of a Ponderosa Pine!!

If a soldier was late on rent payment we would receive calls from the landlord.

I've never feared a plane overhead.I've never feared a big ship coming towards me at sea.I've never feared armed soldiers walking down the street.I've never known real fear.For that I thank our military.

Then sell for a good profit when you leave.I tell all my students that the biggest mistake that soldiers make when moving from 1 base to the other, is they pay market value for a house.

None of those things have any positive technology spin-offs for the economy.From an economic perspective, the possible civilian technological benefits of military research is not a good argument because we would rather have the money focused on civilian technology than on military technology that could serendipitously have a civilian benefit.Having said that, I do like the idea of any technology that would save lives - either of our soldiers or of innocent civilians who so often get killed and are called "collateral damage."

I was a reserved soldier in 1981 when the first war in Lebanon started.

This room was supposedly used by the Viet Cong during the war for the injured soldiers, secretly away from the Allied forces.

If you haven't already, look into the Soldiers and Sailors' Relief Act to get all your cc interest rates dropped.

You had high unemployment as soldiers were released from military duty.