We have lots of halfway point travelers and families visiting their soldiers.

When mentioning foot soldiers what specific efforts did you employ to build your team of professionals to assist you? 

Both of those states have multiple installations, you can go online and find out what a soldier in that area gets paid a month in housing allowance so you know what to charge for rent (when doing your deal analysis) and you can typically get a tenant for 2-3years until they have to move to another assignment.

This isn't that different than being forced to house soldiers of the government, which is unconstitutional.   

One of my Soldiers was doing this in Hawaii.

The Cashflow Soldier

Most soldiers are stationed here 3 - 4 years (not long enough to buy) and have a stipend for off-base housing so don't mind spending the cash.  

We lost 12 soldiers and had 6 POWs.

Currently we live in Hawaii and I am an active duty Soldier, we have decided that investing in Hawaii is too much of a risk for us at the moment, but are looking at other markets that offer good value but also not a warzone.

The author documents how startlingly difficult it was in WWI and WWII to get conscripts to willingly shoot straight at the enemy, the process it took to dehumanize the bad guy enough to get a new soldier to reliably take a straight shot down a rifle barrel at him.