A civilian contractor is there to make money. He is NOT in the service of his country as a member of the United States Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, or Coast Guard. Other than the standard issue of combat pay, over-seas pay, etc. servicemen are NOT in a combat zone (over-seas) to make money (although the smart ones do make money by saving it...if there's no place to spend it) they are there on orders of the US Government. Civilian contractors can quit, military personnel (at least up until the Vietnam War) could NOT quit, if they tried, the stockade would be awaiting them. Civilian contractors can state that they have worked for the military, but they cannot say that they have SERVED IN the military.
Certainly the individual served time FOR the military; but didn't serve IN the military.
You will have to specify if you mean commercial or military, hand held or crew served, etc..
veterans is a generic term for anyone who has been around a long time. But I think you mean Military Veterans who are people who once served their country in the military but are now retired from the military....
Beacuse they served in the military and helped to defend our country. If we didnt have Veterans that would mean that no one served in the military and we could well be a third-world country. We honor our veterans because they are the main cause of our freedom.
contractor
a person who is drafted into military service
It is the same as being drafted. It is where your country informs you that you must serve in the military.
Yes, being served could mean, physically by a sheriff or by private processor, posting or hanging, or certified mail.
FDR, and Truman, Truman was the one who okay'ed the atom bomb Ans.2: If you mean "served" in the military, the answer would include John F Kennedy, Jimmy Carter and possibly others.
well, as you spelled the name wrong, i would say that nobody even has that name, so they have not. but if you mean the secretary of state, the answer is also no.
SERVED ON ICE
no