NounPlural military brats military brat (plural military brats) From Wiktionary under the GNU Free Documentation License. Military brat is a term used in several countries, generally to describe the children of active military personnel. Its use has been documented in Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand and the United States. Most research has centered on the U.S. subculture of military brats. In the United Kingdom they are known as pads' brats, "pad" being military slang for both a married soldier and military family housing. Many military brats are unable to identify where they belong and frequently feel like outsiders. From Wikipedia under the
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Q. what was it like living on a military base? being a child of someone in the military? going to a military school? etc... I want to know all! Asked by missscs326 - Sun Nov 12 15:36:12 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments A. Yes, the family has been since the Revolutionary War. When you grow up on base or post you really don't know the difference compared to living off base. You don't go to "military school" but regular schools like in the "civilian" world except they are run by the DoD. It wasn't a bad experience. In fact when we lived on the Persidio in San Francisco, CA in the early 1960's...75 yards from my front door was a Nike missile launch site (cool for an 8 year old kid) and the window from by base housing bed room was of the Golden Gate Bridge...I good see the entire bridge. Any idea what civilians have to pay for view like that? That was my experience any way. Answered by iraq51 - Sun Nov 12 15:54:05 2006 From Yahoo Answer Search: "military brat" From Wikiquote under the GNU Free Documentation License.
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USO of New England
National Military Family Association
Seoul American High School Alumni