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Originally Posted by woj
I hope you are not trying to imply that he got it for "free"...
he chose an occupation (military service), where one of the perks was 100% education assistance, he didn't just get it for "free", he earned it through his work...
many private businesses offer the same perk, with various assistance levels from 0 to 100%...  |
I'm not implying that, I'm stating that. Veterans don't get a cash equivalent if they choose not to go to college on the GI bill just like high school grads wouldn't get a cash payment if they choose not to take the government up on the offer.. Its above and beyond military pay and not counted as such.