If the soldier gives her the money, she can do what she wants to. The soldier should only send her the amount necessary to support her.
In Texas, community property laws typically require that both spouses have equal rights to assets accumulated during the marriage, regardless of who earned them. If a wife takes all the money earned by a soldier deployed overseas, it could potentially be considered a violation of those laws. However, specific legal advice should be sought to address the nuances of the situation.
The commander may proceed with a hearing unless the Soldier requests trial by court-martial.
A US soldier would likely face disciplinary action, which could include a reprimand, loss of privileges, or administrative action. The severity of the punishment would depend on the circumstances surrounding the incident and any policies or regulations violated. Transporting a weapon without proper authorization is a serious offense in the military.
Yes, the soldier has a right to know if his medical information was released to law enforcement. Health information privacy laws, such as HIPAA in the United States, require that individuals be notified if their medical information is disclosed to third parties without their consent. The soldier can request this information from their healthcare provider.
A mercenary is a person who is hired to fight in a conflict, typically for monetary compensation rather than ideological or nationalistic reasons. Mercenaries are often experienced soldiers who offer their services to governments, private military companies, or other organizations.
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You may only file taxes for a deployed soldier if. A) you have a power of Attorney, specifically allowing it. B) you are the Head of Household over the deployed soldier. C) You are the deployed soldier. A general power of attorney does give you the right to file a tax return in the service members name, and the military does provide free tax filing overseas. The deployed service member may also defer filing his taxes until after he returns from deployment if he so chooses without any penalties from the IRS. -Morreale, Keith D. SGT US Army
Assuming you're referring to the Australian military here, the AIF was an expeditionary force which deployed overseas, whereas the militia did not deploy overseas - they were, however, the first to respond when Japan directly threatened Australia.
Soldier overseas.
GI----CCCCCCGI overseas.(FYI: GI stands for Government Issue.)
It is possible. Good example is; - Soldier was a Combat Medic for a Ranger Battalion. - Soldier deployed with unit to the Gulf War and received the CMB - Soldier later reclassed to Infantry - Soldier then deployed with an infantry unit to GWOT and received CIB. Type your answer here...
GI overseas GI = US soldier
my Question is do I have to registration to talk to a United States Army soldier deployed in West Africa if I do is there a fee
US soldier overseas
a soldier, military force, etc., deployed to maintain or restore peace
A G.I. is a nickname for a soldier. Soldiers can be stationed overseas. GI means, GI over c's. That is, G.I. overseas. ccccc It is a game, not a serious math thing, or anything.
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No. Priority mail is discounted but not free.