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March 26, 2015
Abby Krumvieda
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I watched the video on emancipation and it said if you join the military you would become emancipated, well in Kansas you have to be 17 and if I were to do that how would it work? Your parents have to give you permission to enlist but after that it’s all you, but I want to know how the emancipation works with joining the military.

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