It's a clash between soldiers old enough to die for their country (but not buy a beer) and the Mad Mothers' industry (The Associated Press - SC Rep.: Alcohol for Underage Military). Who will win? I support the troops.
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Most who serve alcohol serve people who show a military ID, no matter the ID holder's age. Under 21's can also go to on-base clubs and be served.
The "not able to drink" may be law, but it isn't custom. My under 21 son showed his military ID on a plane and was served.
Most people who are associated with the military know that the no drinking thing is a crock. Old enough to serve = old enough to drink in practice.
Posted by: Scorpio | 02/08/2008 at 01:17 PM
Scorpio, thanks for your comment, and I agree completely. I'm a military brat, grew up on and around military bases, so I guess that's why this news report grabbed my attention.
Posted by: Joel | 02/11/2008 at 11:41 PM