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A recruiter told me if I went active I could walk away from my house and this would not mess up any clearence that I might need because there is a program to help sailors get out of the loan if they get moved. Is there any truth to this. I might go active if I can do this and not mess up my chance of get a good Rate.
david asked: I just got $65 abercrombie shorts, and i wore them to six flags. While standing by my 4 year old nephew, i got some of his black face paint on my shorts, How …
lee asked: do navy blue shorts match with a grey tank top?
they are not jeans.
becky asked: I am considering becoming a navy nurse, but i would like to keep my long hair. Is it required that a woman must cut it short?
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I am in desperate need of the Adidas running shorts from the ‘Forrest Gump’ movie for a Halloween costume. They were navy blue with white stripes on the side, very short, and …
The Soldier/Sailors Civil Relief Act was designed to protect service members while on active duty. However, actively walking away from a comittment is a little different. The act states you can get your job back after 4 yrs active duty, get relief from some debts etc. Actively walking away from a comitment (like a mortgage) reflects on character judgement and could have a negative affect on security clearance and job selection.
patently false. only VERY specific criteria meet this and enlisting is not one of them.