No further family benefits are provided in the event that an active duty military person served from 4 to 6 years and then chose to leave the armed services, thereby giving up a military career.

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This statement is true. In order to receive certain family benefits such as healthcare and commissary privileges, an individual must serve a certain amount of time in the military (typically 20 years or more) and retire from the armed services. Those who choose to leave the military before reaching retirement eligibility do not continue to receive these benefits.

No Further Family Benefits Are Provided in the Event That