<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

Before my plea for guidance, I submit to you an introduction:

As the title says, I will soon be a sailor in the United States Navy. This choice carries with it not only the opportunity for much personal growth and adventure, but also an opportunity of a more... financial persuasion. For the first time in my life I will be making wages that some consider to be decent. This will be quite a change for me, since my work experience prior to this was an internship that, all things considered, payed well for an after school job but pales in comparison to the wages I will receive whilst serving in the navy. 

That said, I consider myself a very frugal person. I keep up with slickdeals, coupons, and seasonal sales. I pinch pennies when need be and think about purchases well before I make them (barring of course the pack 24 sharpies I got for $5 the other day). I feel, however, that this will not suffice when I start to receive my salary. This is where /r/personalfinance comes in.

**Goals:**
My ultimate goal is, in my opinion, quite simple: I wish to own a home. Mainly a home with a decent amount of land on it (a few dozen acres has been my dream since I was a boy... I don't know how feasible that is however.)

**Income:**
My income for the next six years will be 24-40k a year. After that it is anyone's guess, for the sake of conversation lets say I make a career of the Navy and make 40-60k a year.

**Expenses:**
My expenses will be very low. Housing and most of my food is covered, as is healthcare etc. Transportation will be negligible for the first 3 or so years. 

So that is about it, basically I am jsut looking for tips on how to reach my ultimate goal of home and land ownership. Any tips/advice (house location, investments etc.) are welcomed.
<bot>: I'll be making around 20-40k a year with very few expenses, I want to own a home with a lot of land. Location doesn't matter much to me. Any tips to make this happen are welcome.