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Military.com unveils "Space A" Travel Guide

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New Offerings Take the Mystery Out of "Space A" Travel and Provide Deals on Travel Destinations from the Sedate to the Extreme 

SAN FRANCISCO and WASHINGTON, DC – Military.com, the online presence of Military Advantage, Inc., today announces the launch of three new travel services: the authoritative guide to "Space Available" travel; special discounts on commercial air, hotel and car rental; and an unusual array of extreme military adventure travel opportunities, including Army Ranger-type survival training and flights in supersonic fighter jets. 

"Since members of the military community are heavy travelers, we help them save time and money in selecting great travel destinations," said Chris Michel, CEO of Military Advantage. "We make Space A flights and lodging easier to use and offer a wide assortment of fun travel packages and valuable deals."

Space A Travel Guide:
The definitive guide for worldwide Space A travel and lodging, the Military.com Space A Travel Guide helps service members and their families take advantage of this benefit and gain easier access to affordable travel. The guide also helps active duty, family members, reservists, and retirees understand their eligibility for this valuable benefit. 

Discounted Travel Deals:
Military.com provides worldwide reservations for hotels, vacation homes, airline tickets, rental cars and tours. Packages include military historical tours, History Channel tours, fishing vacations, golf vacations, cultural and adventure vacations.

Military Adventure Travel:
Travelers with a desire to go beyond the typical vacation experience can venture into extreme territory with Military Adventure Tours such as: 

  • Fly in a supersonic fighter jet
  • Drive and fire armaments of a main battle tank
  • Float in zero gravity on flights like those used to film scenes from the movie Apollo 13
  • Learn Army Ranger-type jungle, desert or mountain survival skills
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