I'm a currently deployed soldier who plans on using my VA loan to get a multi plex to return to.

Sometimes the taxes were gold, lumber, grain or livestock, other times land-holders provided manpower in exchange for the protection of their ownership interest (ie governors provided laborers for the pyramids, lords provided the king soldiers for wars). 

Because assignments seldom last longer than 2-3 years, turnover is substantially higher than the general population.  2) the Soldier and Sailor Relief Act allows members to break their leases in the event of a deployment or PCS, which basically negates the security an investor gets with one. 

Even during Vietnam war when bodies of soldiers were brought home in huge numbers, most of the people were not affected.

With their ships gone, the soldiers had no route of retreat.

Give each of your soldiers stacks of your cards for exponential growth.

Elizabeth Colegrove As a commander a few years again I supervised a Soldier who had the exact problem you identify.

I'm military myself currently living in NC so I plan on targeting fellow Soldiers as I understand their needs being I've lived the life. 

Lately it has been slow, but now begining to pick back up as many soldiers are returning home.

You see, that unnecessary war that will cost our country more than $5 Trillion (and the lives of thousands of soldiers) generated a great number of high-priced military contracts for companies that were owned in part by the very politicians that made the decision to go to war (our President and Vice-President).