Base commanders are typically Navy Captains.
Area 51 is a US military base run by the United States government.
Most military bases have military schools and they are run by the military. You don't select a military school. If you get assigned or posted to a particular base, then your children attend military school there.
You contact your local recruiter, and they'll run you through the specifics. Simply talking to a recruiter does not obligate you to join the military.
No they cant the military is run by rank and a staff sergeant cant question a lietenant and a lieutenant cant question a captain no matter how dumb the order its all rank
Supposedly on Demons Run, a military base on an asteroid in the 52nd century.
The sitcom McHales' Navy was run on the ABC network over its four season run. The sitcom was about a crew in the Navy and their daily or weekly shenanigans.
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John McCain retired from the military in 1981 with the rank of captain. He went on to become a United States Senator and run for the 2000 and 2008 presidential campaigns.
It is a 'hit and run'. Go to the base PMO (MP's) and file a claim with them. This will help when you file your insurance.
There are special forces units that run undercover operations. The Navy SEAL teams often have non-regulation hair cuts, but during boot and training, they will have military cuts. There are foreign nations that have less stringent hair cut regulations.
The Legislative Branch (U.S. Congress), by powers given to them under the Constitution, is the branch of government that is empowered with providing for and maintaining the Navy. As Commander in Chief, the President commands/directs all military operations, but it is the Congress which keeps the Navy and Marine Corps (the Marines are a part of the Navy Department) operating.