CenturyLink Internet starts at $45/mo in Fort Bragg, North Carolina

If you live on the world's largest military base, you don't have much time to spend on entertainment. If you ever do get a break from class, patrol, and training, you can't waste a day in Fayetteville seeing shows at the AMC Theater or sitting down for a bite at the 316 Oyster Bar & Seafood Grill. Instead, whenever you leave the base, you visit Fayetteville Fresh Market and Southern Alternative to grab anything you can't find at the Mini Mall and Fort Bragg UPS Store.

But just because you rarely leave Fort Bragg doesn't mean you can't enjoy your at-home downtime. CenturyLink high-speed internet is available across the 50,000-strong base, and because CenturyLink offers digital subscriber line (DSL) internet, you get your own web connection that won't experience slowdowns when everyone else on the base is online.

With CenturyLink, you can enjoy the perks of civilian life you left behind when you enlisted, like watching your favorite Marvel movie on your preferred streaming platform, talking to friends and family members via Skype, and playing your favorite MMO game. You can even simplify your off-base errands by ordering groceries online from the Fayetteville Walmart and picking them up at the curb. Maybe you do have time to catch that flick on your off-base weekend after all.