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∙ 11y agoCalvin Coolidge never served in the military. He attended Amherst College straight out of high school. After college he began and law apprenticeship before opening his own firm. He was a country lawyer through the rest of his political career.
Garfield taught l in high school and college and served a a college president. He studied law and became a lawyer before he ran for office. He served in Congress before he was President.
While many NFL players have served in the military, exact numbers are difficult to determine. Some notable examples include former players Roger Staubach and Pat Tillman, as well as current player Alejandro Villanueva. These players have demonstrated a strong commitment to their country both on the field and in uniform.
They don't have to do any years. A veteran is a person who has served in the military and college isn't required. If they want a profession they do need to attend college to get the degree appropriate for the profession.
Socrates served in the military before marrying his wife, Xanthippe.
People who serve in the Coast Guard receive the same GI Bill benefits as members who served in any other branch of the military.
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Protection is the purpose of government served by military forces.
Someone who has served in the military.
Certainly the individual served time FOR the military; but didn't serve IN the military.
Any person that has served their country IN the US military forces honorably; is a military veteran. Civilian contractors working for the military are NOT military vets.
Military college programs are some of the best in the world. The United States military has several military academies that turn out high quality officers year after year. These officers have gone on to become leaders in both the armed forces and civilian lives. Some graduates of military college programs have even become the President of the United States! The first reason to go to military college is that the military pays for it. College education can costs hundreds of thousands of dollars for the average student. There is simply not enough financial aid to offer to all who require it. Military college programs for both officers and enlisted are very generous paying all tuition costs as well as a cost of living allowance. The second reason to utilize a military college program is the training that you will learn. While some of the concepts will be utilized only within the military, most of the information that is taught is practical. It allows students to become leaders outside of the classroom that they are learning the information within. This type of learning is difficult to find in a traditional college. The third reason to take advantage of a military college program is the military has practical use for almost any college program. Taking psychology or theology outside of the military may make it difficult to find a job. The military has many different jobs that take individuals from all fields of study and utilize them in the field of their degree. The fourth reason to take advantage of a military college program is how often you can use your benefits. New legislation has enabled anyone who served after 9/11 to transfer their G.I. bill benefits to their dependent children. This means that if you already have a college degree but have served in the military your children can receive the exact same benefits that you would. This is a wonderful benefit for military men and women whose children are looking to attend college!