You get full support straight out of tax dollars for all the necessary care you need, and if you cannot fulfill your duties while raising a child (such as not having a father, or having another military father) you can easily get discharged which means you get out of most of the commitment.
Its more complicated than that, but the gist generally is she at least gets full military benefits without any of the costs for a huge chunk of time.
Ha, you funny.
You get full support straight out of tax dollars for all the necessary care you need, and if you cannot fulfill your duties while raising a child (such as not having a father, or having another military father) you can easily get discharged which means you get out of most of the commitment.
Its more complicated than that, but the gist generally is she at least gets full military benefits without any of the costs for a huge chunk of time.
Mechanisms like these that allow for broken families need to end, as this is doing more societal damage than good.
Like women owning property?
Are you talking about commercial or residential?
does it make a difference?