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I was auto drafted but my life did not apply aka. i was not a citisen enough...
I think the 14 months in the military would be an interesting experience in a conservative sort of way - especially if we live more than 400 yrs on average.
,maybe next lifetime or ...enshallah next war..
Yes.
T'was mostly stupid and boring.
No, not in any real sense.
Nope, i think i was in a Salvation Army building once when i was little but that's it
Yes, Scots Guards.
I was a Marine Corp wife. I think they called us 'Dependents.' :dry:
no.
I was in the TA for while :unsure:
Was drafted, was sneaky and got out of it.
Im too young to go to the army yet, but when im old enough, i think i'll go :D
id never, my dad was though
im thinking of joining
All I know is nearly everyone in the US Army (marines, army, navy, air force) are exposed to radiation on the battle fields most of the time. They leave with problems caused by their own weapons. That's insanity...but war must go on? heh, well I would say make peace before your allys cause casualtys upon themselves.
It's stupid to not help each other, when things go much faster done together. Same goes for the racist wars. If they naturally excepted each other, things would progress much faster.
money rules everything. That sucks
I was not-I should have gone, but I listened to the wrong voices.
I realized that too late.
Army, no. Navy, Yes.
Nope. Though my parents/step-parents were all in the forces.
will probably end up there
no and i don't plan on going
I was drafted, but did civil duties instead...
On hindsight I certainly would have gotten more out of the army (and I'm talking more than just the physical aspect), though of course I had my reasons for choosing civil duty (my convictions beeing one...).