Sometimes it's for the colleges. I was at a grocery store line waiting for hooyo and a lady saw me with a USC sweater when I was in middle school and started talking about if I wanna go there. She said sign up as a reserve and you dont have to go to war. My mom came back and got mad when I told her what she saidMost of the force is White, they’re still the majority after all.
It’s not race that determines whether one joins the armed forces. It’s either socioeconomics (attractive benefits), or bc they’re part of a legacy. My ex was part of a military family. I don’t view them as beleaguered people tbh. Dying is a known probable outcome of the job. I’m sure they had a great time before he suffered the misfortune of being killed by a terrorist group.