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Deployment dates are known ahead of time and theres no saying NO to em. Sad that he has to go, but technically speaking, he signed up for it.
No. That's not how it works. Some deployments are scheduled far in advance, and that's great, but then, sometimes you get 3 hours notice, like I did. Things don't always go as planned.
Soups it is!
aw damn, that really sucks, I'm sorry :(
Damn, I'm so sorry :(
And he didnt know the date of his deployment any sooner? My husband knew the date of his almost two years in advance
They can know up to a month before.
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The most she could do is see if her fiance could deploy at a later time. While not likely, the military isn't completely heartless when it comes to these things. Besides, there is no way either of them could've known during the wedding planning that he would be deployed that day. Don't you guys think they would've changed the date if they knew this earlier? If her fiance can't work something out, then she is out of luck. Depending on how close it is to the wedding, it's really difficult to find a day where everyone and everything would work out like you wanted. OP, I"m sorry that this is happening to you. I'm a military wife as well, and I couldn't imagine how frustrating and heartbreaking this is. Let the disrespectful comments begin :)
aw I'm so soryy