Defense Department schools spend nearly double the US public school average per pupil.

Evidence

On top of it all, there’s the military’s single-payer health care system, providing universal coverage to families. There are extensive education opportunities, both online and off. There’s the adventure of living overseas, complete with opportunities for tourism, cross-cultural interaction, language learning, and vacations at military resorts. For “military children,” as the Pentagon calls them, there are generally high-quality, well-funded Pentagon-run public schools. Depending on how one calculates expenses, annual per-pupil spending is almost twice the national public school average of 12,608 and may be more than 20,000 higher. — David Vine, Base Nation_ How U.S. Military Bases…, 446

Categorization

• ADDENDUM: The catalog of military perks and their costs connects to the framing in the sacrifice essay about who bears the burden and who benefits from state projects.