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Q. my boyfriend is in the air force and we have been together for awhile. I never sat down to think of what this could mean. We could (and most likely will) end up getting married, but I will have to be worried about him being deployed or re-stationed. I have lived in the state I currently reside my whole life and my family is here as well. Has anyone been through this either you personally are in the military or your spouse is? How do you cope? well we already live together. we live off base. and i'm definitely proud of him :) and everyone else that serves & protects our wonderful country. Asked by Sp!cySam 's Naughty&Tanzie - Tue Feb 17 15:11:07 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments A. Military life is not for everyone, and being a military spouse isn't for everyone. The good news is there's a support network for you and your husband to fall back on, no matter what comes his way. Most Air Force bases have an Officers Wives Club and an Enlisted Wives Club, and if you were to marry your boyfriend you'd also meet the spouses of other military members, many of whom are in the same boat you are -- living far from home, not used to living on a military installation, etc. So you'll find a lot of people that you can identify with, and the vast majority of Air Force spouses (not to mention active duty Air Force members) are very nice, personable people. The Air Force goes a long way to make spouses feel welcome and "included"… [cont.] Answered by sarge927 - Tue Feb 17 15:28:50 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "military life" |
