My friends were stationed there. It is a very close knit community. They did like that part. Their son was in middle school and had a great group of friends, even though it seemed to change regularly / frequently.

The flights are limited and difficult, even for the military stationed there.

You can't leave the base to see Cuba.

Service members go where assigned.
Civilian contractors have a choice.
If that's her choice she should be current on HPV vaccine, bring birth control and condoms.

I would also have her think about whether the curriculum she will be asked to teach is one she can stomach teaching. DOD schools, as part of the federal government, will almost certainly see drastic restrictions on what teachers can teach.

Anonymous wrote:Proud of Trump. our service members , and your daughter. It is indeed an adventure.

There is something wrong with you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She should bear in mind that bases abroad are even more prone to malfeasance and abuse cover-ups than bases on US soil, since they are even less inclined to follow the rules and procedures abroad than here. And bases here have quite enough problems already.

This is important for a young woman to know.

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Also, not sure why she would want to even go near that place given all the war crimes that went on there. I'd be concerned about her callousness to think it would be fun.

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"Fun"?

More like The Zone of Interest.