who enjoy the freedom these individuals ensure is maintained, we should be honored to help assist our military families and welcome them to our communities while their spouses are away. We don't have a draft in the United States. Military members are doing a job for a paycheck and very few, relatively, are in combat or in danger -- if they think being deployed to a relatively safe job is a hardship, well, they should've selected a different occupation and/or put off marriage/children until after the obligation to service was met. Furthermore, there are many people who consider subsidized travel -- complete with housing, commissary privileges and other perks -- to be a blessing, not a curse. Those who dislike it are free to select a different line of work, particularly in America. As for those who claim they can't support their families on military pay and benefits, it's a ridiculous whine. We wouldn't expect a McDonald's fry flipper to support a family of four kids, or a car wash attendant, or a receptionist in an insurance agency -- so why do these people think they can support huge families on entry-level (or barely above entry level) jobs? It's surely not difficult to predict one's career path and pay progression before one makes the choice to join the armed forces. This list is a joke! There is no way this can be serious. Anybody who actually tries to get people to do even one of the items on this list