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You have already made up your mind so trying to explain the rights you give up and gain when you join military service and are informed of what it entails will be lost on you
I recommend joining the Air Force if you want to become a pilot however, people don't just become pilots after having a Bachelors. You have to meet the requirements, pass the exams and be medically cleared and in shape, this applies to all branches. On the other hand its a challenge that only you can decide. I recommend talking to the nearest recruiter.
certainly not. in fact servicemembers can get absentee ballots from their state.
however they are banned from political campaign activities and
must abstain from "any active part" in political campaigns in accordance with the Hatch Act.
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