Fathers of the Military

The next turn is the hardest and the time has come to say goodbye. I will see you later, but not necessarily for soldiers and their families. When saying goodbye to children, some service staff often avoid them all and often leave when the child is sleeping or going to school. However, even though they are not deployed, children are still concerned that their fathers will disappear when they leave, so they can lead to abandonment.

I grew up in a military town where there was the largest air force regiment of the Soviet Union. This is a safe and closed territory. My father is a maintenance worker for military aircraft, and my mother is a nurse at a military hospital. At that time, joining the army was very famous, especially in the aviation sector. I clearly remember the beautiful public swimming pool, the gymnasium and various festival celebrations ... but today everything is abandoned. There is no military aviation in Ukraine anymore. The government either sold hundreds of airplanes or cut them into metal scraps. My parents still live in my hometown, but they are trying not to go to the places they were working previously. It is unbelievable to see the ruins of the past

When my father joined the army, racial equality was recognized by the military as a norm. This does not mean that everything is equal, but that just means that this is the policy adopted by the military. According to my father, the military is very determined to publicly implement racial equality. He also said his first day boot camp, "15 minutes after leaving the bus, I know that even a blind person knows who this black recruiter is." He "There are about 30 people in my bus train, but there are only two drill coaches, they are black and deep, they know who they are paranoia I know, I avoid them as much as possible, ironically that the problem brought about by integration has been solved by isolationism, everyone has their own click, most of them It works well

As long as my father is a soldier, I will talk about contradiction. My mother always told me she met my father in a bar outside his military base. According to my mother 's statement, my father hated the army and was driven out drunk. My explanation, or my impression, is that my father is particularly disliked by authority and government. He is not necessarily under disciplinary action. Although he is not awkward, he does not make me feel that soldiers tend to order and practice. My father got up very late and was very angry. My older sister and I were especially upset at the morning when I went to school. I woke us up and said, "Are you going to mess up or do you mind getting on the bus!" My father also leaned against the hippie. In my adolescence he drank, took the pot, and made a lot of medicine.