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11 hours ago, Buck52 said:

We''ll I see nothing wrong with it,  I'd take a 25% discount for my family any time.

Norm is just 10% discounts.

As for as the Active Duty Personal I think its a good deal,  We all know what military wages pay so getting in Free Is Great.

I don't think they had the Free stuff back then I was in back 1968/71

So anything free today for Active Military Personal is Great..

I agree with @Buck52- I see nothing wrong.

It is a business, who wants to make a profit - they do not have to offer any incentives or discounts if they choose not too. 

I live in Military City, USA - average discount is 10% . Perspective. 

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Its the same old, same old.  People publicly mention how they want to support troops, name roads, "Veterans Parkways", build monuments, etc.  But when it comes to really  supporting troups they often do not.  Its just another example of how many people "talk" different than what they "do".  

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I am with Buck52 on this one.  When I retired in 86 there were no veterans discounts and very few active duty discounts.  It is nice to see that there are discounts for the troops and those who have served today.

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18 hours ago, Buck52 said:

Yeah that's how I read it too..so that was not so?

Buck no they say it is stated correctly. LOL. They say it clearly shows the 25% off for dependents are only for active duty. Again that is not how I read it but oh well right.

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