One applicant is transferred in from DC, wife works in US army, husband a pilot..

My story kind of goes like this....Born and raised in eastern North Carolina, graduated high school, went to college for two years, ran out of money, joined the army reserves, employed at FedEx ground as a driver, deployed to Afghanistan, came back to FedEx, honarable discharge from the army, after working 8 years for FedEx went to go work for the family I.T. business last October (2016), some things went kind of shady so I decided to put my notice in to leave at the end of July.

Then do four years in the army (save all of that too).

I am currently undergoing the process to enlist in the Armed Forces, the army, the only problem being they are waiting for an okay from my medical documents which are out of my control.

Kind of like one of those Indian casino's.

I live close to you in Indian Springs and someone posted the same question on Nextdoor for my neighborhood and got some recommendations.

An Arm is not a bad thing because you need to evaluate the investment to see if it is achieving your investment goals.  3.  

Maybe so, I never led my Army unit to tea parties with honey in my hand either!

Basically, the Indian version of Enron!

Whether it be battling the indians as we pushed our way westward, freeing ourselves from tyrrany with England and the French, battling our own political idealogies as in the civil war, fighting the spread of communism, aiding allies or protecting our interests we have been undaunted in our quest for growth and expansion.