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Originally Posted by willravel
Also, in many instances, verbal contracts are enforceable by law. The suggested contract between the recruiter and Officer Key included an offer, acceptance, and consideration, and is thus a valid verbal contract.
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No...it is
not. There is no
verbal contract. There is only the enlistment documents. Which, by the way, is also key here.
Enlistment. Key is not, was not, and now never will be a military "officer". Do not address him as such. Officer's are commisioned. Not all military members are officers.
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Originally Posted by willravel
My favorite is the 'free ride to West Point' assertion made by an Air Force recruiter my sophomore year.
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What in the hell does West Point have to do with the Air Force?
No offense intended, Will...so don't take it that way. But, you attract a pretty bizare element, based on this and other posts.
My recruiter didn't lie to me. Neither did anyone else's that I know. Sure, they exagerate. Who in a sales capacity doesn't? "Buy them a house"? I'm more likely to believe that your friends misheard the recruiter when he told them that housing was free.
"Free house"? I dunno, man.
As for
Private Key? Shoot him.