VaYank5150
Gold Member
The amount of co-pay doesn't matter, if you care to type it out go for it, or look it up and cut and paste it. Fact is it is going up 1 Oct.
Who doesn't live near a military dental facility? Thousands of retirees probably. I'm one of them. The closest commissary is an hour and 15 minutes away. And it's on a reserve base without a dental clinic. Just spent over $1700 on dental care for the Mrs. all out of my pocket. So yes I can bitch about the broken promises. And obviously know how well the civilian system works. Cash talks. We basically have zero dental coverage.
Anyway please enjoy the rights and privileges that your Military has kept for you over the past 200 years.
.....that I have paid for. Your paycheck, pension and benefits come from people like me. You can thank me later. I'll wait.
You mean all those taxes i pay don't do anything? You do understand that military pay is taxable to include retirement pay. Not only that but if your home of record state has a state income tax you pay it too, I paid Ohio taxes for 22 years and I wasn't even in the state. And I still pay taxes, though Ohio recently stopped taxing military retirement, the feds still do. But nice try, Do play again.
Did I say anything about any taxes you pay or don't pay? It would appear that you and Warrior share the same comprehension skills. Did they teach you two that in the military too?