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'In reality, it Is a spiritstyle of Its own †something some people collect as Hellenizing and chauvinistic patch some peck as terrifying and unacceptable. Some people atomic number 18 incredibly proud of a family member having served or have given his/her brio to service; while some feel remorseful for having lost a loved virtuoso in war. However you mien at it, force service is like a pendulum. It goes back and forth; left and right; want or disliked; loved and hated; patriotic or horrific.To get to the point, every member of a army family is affected by the demands of the legions; husband, wife, kidren, and stock-still extended families such as grandparents, uncles and aunts. Additionally, every expression of life Is also affected by the military -? marriage, schooling, religious practices, cultural, moral, social, and economic. Perhaps, the children represent a great constituent of the affected population. They are the silent majority †since they cant pr ofess and need to get along with the flow of the fixed military life.My Life Before Who really knows what life Is Like for the children In the military? How do they get by with the separations due to deployments, changes In schools, leaving their friends Enid, starting a new social circle someplace In the world, divorce, culture shocks, language barriers, and career choices? No one would know better but a child who grew up wrapped around the military impish grip. I was one of these children. We are referred to as military brats; a moniker I am not really crazy about. But the military was my life for _ years. I intimate to love it and hate it.I learned to appreciate it and loathe It. Learned to live It. And I found out that kids on the other human face of the world (non-military) have Just as more If not more reasons to love and hate their life. I am not going to draw comparisons and contrasts in the midst of the two sectors but I would like to center on how the military life has affected me as a person that I am now. How did it yield my philosophy in life? What did I get it on out there that helped me mold my character? How did the military drive my energy and resources (in spite of Its straining demands) so I could look at the positives and build on them?\r\n'