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military and relationships  

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  • In practical terms, the military family must be divided into at least two major groups, according to the military's institutionalized pattern of stratification. There are officers; an educated, managerial class; and enlisted personnel, a class of workers whose normal duties include the performance of manual labor, or, in the case of higher-ranking enlisted soldiers, the immediate supervision of lower-ranked enlistees. [Source: Encyclopedia of Human Relationships; Military and Relationships]

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