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Originally Posted by Cutty72
All she has to do is put in for a Hardship, and she won't have to go on the deployment.
We had quite a few people put in for hardships before we got deployed. We have also had a couple sent home because of hardships that have come up since we left.
Sometimes things happen in life that you have no control over that warrant a hardship. If you are able to put in a hardship every time your unit gets deployed for a 20+ year career, you probably shouldn't have joined.
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:clap: Thats what Im talking about. The timing of her mother bringing the child home is just so coincidentally a week before she is supposed to leave...Im thinking she just didnt want to go.
And you'd THINK, with free health care, she'd know how to not get knocked up.