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<blockquote data-quote="redcalimp5" data-source="post: 3988030" data-attributes="member: 581803">Ryan, I also am not a supporter of Bush or of us STILL being over there trying to help establish Democracy in a country that despises that very notion......but when you&#039;re in your early 20&#039;s, and you&#039;re single and don&#039;t have much else going on in your life that would keep you home in the States, you can go overseas to Iraq, or any other hazardous zone and get a lot of extra pay and benefits that you wouldn&#039;t normally get if you were just deployed anywhere overseas. You get those extra payouts while you&#039;re over there, and on top of that, a lot of times you might be able to get paid tax free for the entire time you&#039;re deployed in a zone considered &quot;hazardous&quot;.While you&#039;re playing in the sand over there for a year, you can tend to save up QUITE a good chunk of money for when you get back home.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="redcalimp5, post: 3988030, member: 581803"] Ryan, I also am not a supporter of Bush or of us STILL being over there trying to help establish Democracy in a country that despises that very notion...... but when you're in your early 20's, and you're single and don't have much else going on in your life that would keep you home in the States, you can go overseas to Iraq, or any other hazardous zone and get a lot of extra pay and benefits that you wouldn't normally get if you were just deployed anywhere overseas. You get those extra payouts while you're over there, and on top of that, a lot of times you might be able to get paid tax free for the entire time you're deployed in a zone considered "hazardous". While you're playing in the sand over there for a year, you can tend to save up QUITE a good chunk of money for when you get back home. [/QUOTE]

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