What does SP5 mean in relation to the 5th RRU & the National Army Security Agency Association (1965-66)?
Q. I think it's a rank or a title. Just trying to find out a bit about my grandfather. Their website is He was in the 5th. I'm not even sure what war this was, I think it was the Vietnam war. I didn't even know he served, he died when I was nine though. Thanks very much, I've seen SP4 and SP3 also, just wondering what it all means.
Asked by jb - Thu Jan 29 09:20:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sp5 was the equivalent grade as an E5 Sergeant. But they were not NCO's
Answered by rotorgiant47 - Thu Jan 29 09:45:07 2009
Q. I think it's a rank or a title. Just trying to find out a bit about my grandfather. Their website is He was in the 5th. I'm not even sure what war this was, I think it was the Vietnam war. I didn't even know he served, he died when I was nine though. Thanks very much, I've seen SP4 and SP3 also, just wondering what it all means.
Asked by jb - Thu Jan 29 09:20:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sp5 was the equivalent grade as an E5 Sergeant. But they were not NCO's
Answered by rotorgiant47 - Thu Jan 29 09:45:07 2009
What type of Martial Arts do the British Army use?
Q. In answer to this resolved question which I feel has not been answered correctly The British Army have a diverse association (Army Martial Arts Association) with the following disciplines involved Karate Senior Team (Black Belt) to include Kumite, Kata. Karate Junior Team (Kyu Grade) to include Kumite, Kata. ITF Taekwondo Senior Team (Black Belt) to include Sparring, Patterns. ITF Taekwondo Junior Team (Kup Grade) to include Sparring, Patterns. WTF Taekwondo all grades. Weapons (Open to all members of the Association who practice Kata/ Patterns with a weapon) Kendo If you are a member of the British Army and would like to know more, there is a web page on ArmyNet, just use the search facility within the site. Anyone else… [cont.]
Asked by Cpl Calder - Sun Apr 26 14:13:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the british army focuses heavily on Judo and Aikido or Jui-Jitsu techniques.
Answered by swampscout - Sun Apr 26 17:14:44 2009
Q. In answer to this resolved question which I feel has not been answered correctly The British Army have a diverse association (Army Martial Arts Association) with the following disciplines involved Karate Senior Team (Black Belt) to include Kumite, Kata. Karate Junior Team (Kyu Grade) to include Kumite, Kata. ITF Taekwondo Senior Team (Black Belt) to include Sparring, Patterns. ITF Taekwondo Junior Team (Kup Grade) to include Sparring, Patterns. WTF Taekwondo all grades. Weapons (Open to all members of the Association who practice Kata/ Patterns with a weapon) Kendo If you are a member of the British Army and would like to know more, there is a web page on ArmyNet, just use the search facility within the site. Anyone else… [cont.]
Asked by Cpl Calder - Sun Apr 26 14:13:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the british army focuses heavily on Judo and Aikido or Jui-Jitsu techniques.
Answered by swampscout - Sun Apr 26 17:14:44 2009
Is the Army Corp of Engineers responsible for the up-keep of Retention ponds?
Q. The retention pond is in a private sub-division where the association owns the road and common areas.
Asked by warlordbob810 - Tue May 23 18:27:12 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if it's private as you say and owned by HOA or the likes the answer would be no.
Answered by bbq - Tue May 23 18:30:59 2006
Q. The retention pond is in a private sub-division where the association owns the road and common areas.
Asked by warlordbob810 - Tue May 23 18:27:12 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if it's private as you say and owned by HOA or the likes the answer would be no.
Answered by bbq - Tue May 23 18:30:59 2006
what "army" was once known as the Christian Revial Association?
Q. what "army" was once known as the Christian Revial Association?
Asked by unknown - Wed Apr 16 17:44:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. what "army" was once known as the Christian Revial Association?
Asked by unknown - Wed Apr 16 17:44:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Could paramilitaries like the IRA and UDA be considered to be secret societies?
Q. Could paramilitaries like the Irish Republican Army and the Ulster Defence Association be considered to be secret societies?
Asked by Blah - Fri Apr 16 14:34:46 2010 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. One person's secret society is another person's patriot group! The Committees for Correspondence in the First American Revolution days were both! Depending on who you asked. The IRA and the UDA are presently paramilitary organizations not beneath using terror as a weapon. Let's all hope and pray that the Good Friday Concord holds in the new Irish confederation and the far fringes, IRA and UDA cease fire and use ballots not bullets.
Answered by The Bishop - Fri Apr 16 15:35:22 2010
Q. Could paramilitaries like the Irish Republican Army and the Ulster Defence Association be considered to be secret societies?
Asked by Blah - Fri Apr 16 14:34:46 2010 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. One person's secret society is another person's patriot group! The Committees for Correspondence in the First American Revolution days were both! Depending on who you asked. The IRA and the UDA are presently paramilitary organizations not beneath using terror as a weapon. Let's all hope and pray that the Good Friday Concord holds in the new Irish confederation and the far fringes, IRA and UDA cease fire and use ballots not bullets.
Answered by The Bishop - Fri Apr 16 15:35:22 2010
Is a little bit of Socialism really that bad?
Q. In case you didn't know: The following are all doctrines of "socialism": - Medicare - Social Security - Team work (Team work is the backbone of communism - Lenin) - Police - Fire department - Roads & Highways - State & community colleges - Public schools - Neighborhood associations (lawn care, public pool etc) - Army - Ellections ... etc... I know not all of them are run by the federal government, but they are all programs for the better of society where some people use it more than others even though everyone is supposed to contribute the same.
Asked by Tawani - Sun Aug 16 09:56:23 2009 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Socialism isn't bad if it is about the welfare of the population. In terms of welfare and helping people it can be an incredibly good thing. It can be bad though if it becomes nationalist socialism (fascist) or authoritarian (where the government decides everyone must think the same and as told or they are severly punished). The mistake people make is linking fascism and authoritarianism with socialism because they don't have to be the same thing
Answered by 6thmonkey - Mon Aug 17 05:04:20 2009
Q. In case you didn't know: The following are all doctrines of "socialism": - Medicare - Social Security - Team work (Team work is the backbone of communism - Lenin) - Police - Fire department - Roads & Highways - State & community colleges - Public schools - Neighborhood associations (lawn care, public pool etc) - Army - Ellections ... etc... I know not all of them are run by the federal government, but they are all programs for the better of society where some people use it more than others even though everyone is supposed to contribute the same.
Asked by Tawani - Sun Aug 16 09:56:23 2009 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Socialism isn't bad if it is about the welfare of the population. In terms of welfare and helping people it can be an incredibly good thing. It can be bad though if it becomes nationalist socialism (fascist) or authoritarian (where the government decides everyone must think the same and as told or they are severly punished). The mistake people make is linking fascism and authoritarianism with socialism because they don't have to be the same thing
Answered by 6thmonkey - Mon Aug 17 05:04:20 2009
structure and constitution for a guerrilla army?
Q. Hello friends ! Can anyone draw the structure and write a draft constitution and by-laws for a small guerrilla army, if possible, under the command of a political organ and in association with front mass oganizations? I prefer the method employed by maoists in party/army building? Thank you in advance, Michael
Asked by michael b - Mon Jun 9 13:13:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read Frank Kitson's 'Low Intensity Operations'. The views of a very successful counterinsurgent commander should give a helpful alternative insight. You might also look at the history of the IRA in the War of Independence, and of the Cuban Revolution, to complete your insight from the insurgents' side. However, even if you are nothing more menacing than a budding author, look out for the spooks, who will have read this post with great interest!
Answered by Celia H - Mon Jun 9 13:27:45 2008
Q. Hello friends ! Can anyone draw the structure and write a draft constitution and by-laws for a small guerrilla army, if possible, under the command of a political organ and in association with front mass oganizations? I prefer the method employed by maoists in party/army building? Thank you in advance, Michael
Asked by michael b - Mon Jun 9 13:13:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read Frank Kitson's 'Low Intensity Operations'. The views of a very successful counterinsurgent commander should give a helpful alternative insight. You might also look at the history of the IRA in the War of Independence, and of the Cuban Revolution, to complete your insight from the insurgents' side. However, even if you are nothing more menacing than a budding author, look out for the spooks, who will have read this post with great interest!
Answered by Celia H - Mon Jun 9 13:27:45 2008
is it true an army can be a good president of resident association?why? please give me five reasons...?
Q. is it true an army can be a good president of resident association?why? please give me five reasons...?
Asked by lela_angel - Wed Sep 9 03:10:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Uh say what. I'm not sure I understand your question as stated. Good luck to you
Answered by Mike S - Wed Sep 9 03:18:52 2009
Q. is it true an army can be a good president of resident association?why? please give me five reasons...?
Asked by lela_angel - Wed Sep 9 03:10:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Uh say what. I'm not sure I understand your question as stated. Good luck to you
Answered by Mike S - Wed Sep 9 03:18:52 2009
Schools should impose costumes on children. Every one in the army wears a costume.?
Q. Ans. After this; therefore, because of this. Hasty Generalization Misusing authority Either-Or Oversimplification False analogy Emotional Language Attack on the person Guilt by association Slippery Slope
Asked by maumarcun - Thu Mar 27 16:38:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. False analogy. By this logic, everyone in the army should be a child.
Answered by teacher93514 - Thu Mar 27 16:47:23 2008
Q. Ans. After this; therefore, because of this. Hasty Generalization Misusing authority Either-Or Oversimplification False analogy Emotional Language Attack on the person Guilt by association Slippery Slope
Asked by maumarcun - Thu Mar 27 16:38:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. False analogy. By this logic, everyone in the army should be a child.
Answered by teacher93514 - Thu Mar 27 16:47:23 2008
Is U.S. Army General John Philip Abizaid a TRAITOR because he is a Muslim?
Q. This election has taken the cake. The Republicans have repeatedly insinuated that because of Barack Obama's family, his education or his up-bringing, that he is a Muslim or a closet Muslim and therefore, that supports the idea that Obama is a traitor, is disloyal or that he is a terrorist. We have seen how guilt by association with Ayers has been used to attempt to create doubt about the loyalty of Obama. My questions to you: How many of you think all Muslims are traitors and terrorists? How many of you think that the 3 million Muslims we have in the United States are traitors and terrorists? How many of you think that even a U.S. Army General like John Philip Abizaid, who was U.S. Army Assistant Commander in Iraq is a traitor and… [cont.]
Asked by Jim - Sun Oct 26 10:12:14 2008 - - 12 Answers - 2 Comments
A. No. There is nothing wrong with being a Muslim in the United States, and no ones loyalty should be called into question over their faith. What we have been witnessing is the resurgence of the politics of fear, many people still fear that which they do not fully understand. The same type of politics which allowed the current Administration to usurp huge amounts of executive power, curtail once valued personal freedoms, and even drag us into a war without question...The problem is, the politics of fear have won elections in the past, so we will witness it again until Nov 4th.
Answered by Kyle M - Sun Oct 26 10:22:44 2008
Q. This election has taken the cake. The Republicans have repeatedly insinuated that because of Barack Obama's family, his education or his up-bringing, that he is a Muslim or a closet Muslim and therefore, that supports the idea that Obama is a traitor, is disloyal or that he is a terrorist. We have seen how guilt by association with Ayers has been used to attempt to create doubt about the loyalty of Obama. My questions to you: How many of you think all Muslims are traitors and terrorists? How many of you think that the 3 million Muslims we have in the United States are traitors and terrorists? How many of you think that even a U.S. Army General like John Philip Abizaid, who was U.S. Army Assistant Commander in Iraq is a traitor and… [cont.]
Asked by Jim - Sun Oct 26 10:12:14 2008 - - 12 Answers - 2 Comments
A. No. There is nothing wrong with being a Muslim in the United States, and no ones loyalty should be called into question over their faith. What we have been witnessing is the resurgence of the politics of fear, many people still fear that which they do not fully understand. The same type of politics which allowed the current Administration to usurp huge amounts of executive power, curtail once valued personal freedoms, and even drag us into a war without question...The problem is, the politics of fear have won elections in the past, so we will witness it again until Nov 4th.
Answered by Kyle M - Sun Oct 26 10:22:44 2008
Will i Need a Waiver to enlist in the army with a juvenile theft charge?
Q. I went to go enlist in the Air force and was turned down because i was guilty by association when my friends were stealing. All i had to do was ten hours of community service. This was when i was 16 and am now 19 My record was expunged and have not had one run in with the law since. Will i need to obtain a waiver to even enlist in to the army or will there be more leeway. If i have to obtain a waiver for this how do i do that. and if i do obtain one can i try and relist into the air force.
Asked by Kelsey Wagner - Fri Jul 16 04:54:01 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I went to go enlist in the Air force and was turned down because i was guilty by association when my friends were stealing. All i had to do was ten hours of community service. This was when i was 16 and am now 19 My record was expunged and have not had one run in with the law since. Will i need to obtain a waiver to even enlist in to the army or will there be more leeway. If i have to obtain a waiver for this how do i do that. and if i do obtain one can i try and relist into the air force.
Asked by Kelsey Wagner - Fri Jul 16 04:54:01 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Please help me with prices of these World War collectables.?
Q. Hi. Could all historical collectors/dealers of German War collectables out there help me with the prices of these articles - Nazi Hermann Goering Presentation Medallion. Nazi War Merit Cross with Swords. gestapo warrant disc, keyring (bronze). Nazi 1937 Pattern Hunters' Association Presentation Hunting Sword. Nazi Luftschutz 2nd class Medal. Nazi Pattern Army Officers dagger. Waffen SS, I.D tag. German 1938 Pattern Naval Officer's Dress Dagger. Help on any/all of the above will be appreciated. Thank you.
Asked by L******* of Arabia.. - Fri Sep 28 17:54:10 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These are all very specialist items. You would be best to take them to an auction house. Usually a company such as Sothebys will give valuations for free and they have the expertise to know their true market value. I've seen the Nazi Pattern army dagger sell for prices between 15 and 200, depending on the blade, the mount, any inscription etc.
Answered by outremerknight - Sat Sep 29 09:00:45 2007
Q. Hi. Could all historical collectors/dealers of German War collectables out there help me with the prices of these articles - Nazi Hermann Goering Presentation Medallion. Nazi War Merit Cross with Swords. gestapo warrant disc, keyring (bronze). Nazi 1937 Pattern Hunters' Association Presentation Hunting Sword. Nazi Luftschutz 2nd class Medal. Nazi Pattern Army Officers dagger. Waffen SS, I.D tag. German 1938 Pattern Naval Officer's Dress Dagger. Help on any/all of the above will be appreciated. Thank you.
Asked by L******* of Arabia.. - Fri Sep 28 17:54:10 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These are all very specialist items. You would be best to take them to an auction house. Usually a company such as Sothebys will give valuations for free and they have the expertise to know their true market value. I've seen the Nazi Pattern army dagger sell for prices between 15 and 200, depending on the blade, the mount, any inscription etc.
Answered by outremerknight - Sat Sep 29 09:00:45 2007
Do these Fellow Americans sound like they are terrorists to you?
Q. David Schermerhorn, US commercial filmmaker Katherine Elliott Sheez, registered nurse and aid worker Gene St Onge, civil and structural engineer Janet Kobren, retired teacher Paul Larudee, piano tuner Joe Meadors, President of USS Liberty Veterans Association and former US Navy Signalman Anne Wright, former US Army Colonel All good Americans trying to bring Humanitarian Aid for starving people. Whereabouts - unknown. May you all come back home safe my friends! Happy Memorial Day to Joe Meadors and Anne Wright
Asked by Live 4 Something or Die 4 Nothin - Mon May 31 13:05:26 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, they do not. An attack on them in international waters sounds like an act of terrorism. We should respond to terrorist attacks on American citizens.
Answered by subwm4bush - Mon May 31 13:13:39 2010
Q. David Schermerhorn, US commercial filmmaker Katherine Elliott Sheez, registered nurse and aid worker Gene St Onge, civil and structural engineer Janet Kobren, retired teacher Paul Larudee, piano tuner Joe Meadors, President of USS Liberty Veterans Association and former US Navy Signalman Anne Wright, former US Army Colonel All good Americans trying to bring Humanitarian Aid for starving people. Whereabouts - unknown. May you all come back home safe my friends! Happy Memorial Day to Joe Meadors and Anne Wright
Asked by Live 4 Something or Die 4 Nothin - Mon May 31 13:05:26 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, they do not. An attack on them in international waters sounds like an act of terrorism. We should respond to terrorist attacks on American citizens.
Answered by subwm4bush - Mon May 31 13:13:39 2010
british army should be renamed the atrocity army?
Q. or the killing from murdering SAS on civilians quote "During this period, British military forces were also carrying out covert operations, including carefully planned ambushes of active IRA units by the SAS, which had instructions from the British government to shoot to kill. From 1976-78, the SAS killed 10 people in such a manner, including three civilians" Bloody Sunday: British Parachute Regiment kills 17 unarmed civilians in a civil rights march against internment without trial in Londonderry. The investigation is closed and reopened in 1999. 1975-1991 AD Black Watch: shoot dead a child. British paratroopers kill two children on the way to church and burn the Gaelic Athletic Association to the ground. British SAS: Special Air… [cont.]
Asked by Ziran Shouyu - Mon Apr 14 05:54:18 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I thought the British were more "professional" than American troops. And "better trained" than American troops. Well Here is your proof Brits, the truth hurts doesn't it.
Answered by Ryan H. - Mon Apr 14 08:46:08 2008
Q. or the killing from murdering SAS on civilians quote "During this period, British military forces were also carrying out covert operations, including carefully planned ambushes of active IRA units by the SAS, which had instructions from the British government to shoot to kill. From 1976-78, the SAS killed 10 people in such a manner, including three civilians" Bloody Sunday: British Parachute Regiment kills 17 unarmed civilians in a civil rights march against internment without trial in Londonderry. The investigation is closed and reopened in 1999. 1975-1991 AD Black Watch: shoot dead a child. British paratroopers kill two children on the way to church and burn the Gaelic Athletic Association to the ground. British SAS: Special Air… [cont.]
Asked by Ziran Shouyu - Mon Apr 14 05:54:18 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I thought the British were more "professional" than American troops. And "better trained" than American troops. Well Here is your proof Brits, the truth hurts doesn't it.
Answered by Ryan H. - Mon Apr 14 08:46:08 2008
Since the Christian President left the goverment , US Army says attacks in Iraq are at lowest level?
Q. Baghdad a u.S. military spokesman in Iraq says attacks have dropped to their lowest levels since August 2003. Maj. Gen. David Perkins told reporters Wednesday in Baghdad that the decrease in attacks comes as the U.S. downsizes its operation and Iraqi security forces increase their presence. President Barack Obama has announced the withdrawal of combat troops from Iraq by the end of August 2010, leaving up to 50,000 U.S. soldiers to train Iraqi forces. Currently there are more than 135,000 American troops in Iraq. Perkins says attacks have decreased from 130 a day last year to 10 attacks a day this year. He also says since the height of the U.S. troop surge in 2007, attacks against civilians have decreased by 90 percent. The Land… [cont.]
Asked by Dream On - Wed Mar 25 09:06:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bush was/is no more of a Christian then you and the false religion you follow. (edited to correct a typo)
Answered by The Amp Man - Fri Mar 27 15:28:16 2009
Q. Baghdad a u.S. military spokesman in Iraq says attacks have dropped to their lowest levels since August 2003. Maj. Gen. David Perkins told reporters Wednesday in Baghdad that the decrease in attacks comes as the U.S. downsizes its operation and Iraqi security forces increase their presence. President Barack Obama has announced the withdrawal of combat troops from Iraq by the end of August 2010, leaving up to 50,000 U.S. soldiers to train Iraqi forces. Currently there are more than 135,000 American troops in Iraq. Perkins says attacks have decreased from 130 a day last year to 10 attacks a day this year. He also says since the height of the U.S. troop surge in 2007, attacks against civilians have decreased by 90 percent. The Land… [cont.]
Asked by Dream On - Wed Mar 25 09:06:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bush was/is no more of a Christian then you and the false religion you follow. (edited to correct a typo)
Answered by The Amp Man - Fri Mar 27 15:28:16 2009
Why am I getting the run around at the dealership?
Q. I went to the Ford dealership in Colorado Springs, CO about 1 week ago. I asked questions I decided fill out a credit app to see what I approved for and I have a Financed trade with 4000 left to pay and 2300 as a down payment. I am from Texas and I have been here by association Army for a year. I don't have bad bad credit but I don't have excellent nither. The person told me to give them a day to submit and get me some options and he would get back to me in 1 or 2 days.(Mon) "No prob" I said. He went of vacation. Totally dropped the ball. I tried call and I couldn't get a valid answer until his understudy contacted me Thurs and said she would have everything ready to go this Sat. I went in to meet with her. She didn't even come… [cont.]
Asked by PCTEX - Sat Aug 29 23:15:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just tell that dealer that you are finished with them and walk out. Go to another dealership. It sounds to me like they are trying to rip you off or that they just dont care. Just don't conduct any business with them further. Now on another note, be careful on how many times you have inquiries on your credit. remember, under federal law, they cannot do a inquiry without your permission, and they have to have your social security number to do so. so keep that in mind. Too many inquiries on your credit report in a short period of time is not good. Your FICO score takes a hit each time there is a inquiry, thus, can hurt you when it comes to financing
Answered by bobby - Sun Aug 30 11:11:48 2009
Q. I went to the Ford dealership in Colorado Springs, CO about 1 week ago. I asked questions I decided fill out a credit app to see what I approved for and I have a Financed trade with 4000 left to pay and 2300 as a down payment. I am from Texas and I have been here by association Army for a year. I don't have bad bad credit but I don't have excellent nither. The person told me to give them a day to submit and get me some options and he would get back to me in 1 or 2 days.(Mon) "No prob" I said. He went of vacation. Totally dropped the ball. I tried call and I couldn't get a valid answer until his understudy contacted me Thurs and said she would have everything ready to go this Sat. I went in to meet with her. She didn't even come… [cont.]
Asked by PCTEX - Sat Aug 29 23:15:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just tell that dealer that you are finished with them and walk out. Go to another dealership. It sounds to me like they are trying to rip you off or that they just dont care. Just don't conduct any business with them further. Now on another note, be careful on how many times you have inquiries on your credit. remember, under federal law, they cannot do a inquiry without your permission, and they have to have your social security number to do so. so keep that in mind. Too many inquiries on your credit report in a short period of time is not good. Your FICO score takes a hit each time there is a inquiry, thus, can hurt you when it comes to financing
Answered by bobby - Sun Aug 30 11:11:48 2009
boxing tournament silver boxing medal awarded 18/03/1921 can any body name the winner?
Q. medal awarded by royal navy and army boxing association. welter weight winner . 1 St ,bt , the royal irish regiment
Asked by Michael E - Wed Sep 6 15:52:20 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sry.
Answered by TotalTechMasta - Wed Sep 6 19:54:00 2006
Q. medal awarded by royal navy and army boxing association. welter weight winner . 1 St ,bt , the royal irish regiment
Asked by Michael E - Wed Sep 6 15:52:20 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sry.
Answered by TotalTechMasta - Wed Sep 6 19:54:00 2006
Where is the WACVA in Tampa Florida?
Q. Where is the Women's Army Corp Veterans Association in Tampa Bay
Asked by Patricia T - Fri Jan 8 18:43:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is this a trick question? You're already a member of Chapter 88.
Answered by mrtwobit - Fri Jan 8 20:39:57 2010
Q. Where is the Women's Army Corp Veterans Association in Tampa Bay
Asked by Patricia T - Fri Jan 8 18:43:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is this a trick question? You're already a member of Chapter 88.
Answered by mrtwobit - Fri Jan 8 20:39:57 2010
Anyone know of a Free Oral Surgery program?
Q. I'm in Texas and need 2 teeth cut out as soon as possible because they are infected & so very, very painful. I have tried all local programs, my state's 211 hotline, the research program in Austin, Donated Dental Services, United Way, Salvation Army, the dental credit card, and dental colleges. As impossible as it sounds, I cannot be numbed. This would have to be complete sedation, not just an office thing. It will be extensive & expensive and most insurance companies run screaming away from me, so, please, no insurance people trying to sell their plans here. Does anyone know of any kind of Oral Surgeons Group, like an Association or something, that provides free help like this? It's possible that I might have Trigemial Neuralgia as… [cont.]
Asked by Force - Mon Jul 2 09:49:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If there is a university hospital or clinic in your town, just walk in to Emergency. If your problem is really that bad and urgent, they HAVE to help you.
Answered by Hi y all ! - Mon Jul 2 09:59:56 2007
Q. I'm in Texas and need 2 teeth cut out as soon as possible because they are infected & so very, very painful. I have tried all local programs, my state's 211 hotline, the research program in Austin, Donated Dental Services, United Way, Salvation Army, the dental credit card, and dental colleges. As impossible as it sounds, I cannot be numbed. This would have to be complete sedation, not just an office thing. It will be extensive & expensive and most insurance companies run screaming away from me, so, please, no insurance people trying to sell their plans here. Does anyone know of any kind of Oral Surgeons Group, like an Association or something, that provides free help like this? It's possible that I might have Trigemial Neuralgia as… [cont.]
Asked by Force - Mon Jul 2 09:49:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If there is a university hospital or clinic in your town, just walk in to Emergency. If your problem is really that bad and urgent, they HAVE to help you.
Answered by Hi y all ! - Mon Jul 2 09:59:56 2007
I was recently fired from Coastal Conservation Association because of my 2 week annual train'g, is this right?
Q. I'm an Officer Candidate in the Texas Army National Guard, I came home over 2 weeks ago to find out via email that my former employer not only fired me but refuses to give me my last paycheck...and after reviewing an email that contained my "timesheets" they emailed to me- I noticed that they had been falsly altered without my knowledge.
Asked by kelleyburks - Mon Jul 7 13:24:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your dismissal was illegal, so long as you complied with USERRA's rules about giving your employer formal written notice of going to training. Withholding your final paycheck is also illegal, as is altering your timesheet. I would suggest that you contact your unit's attached JAG officer - he will be familiar with the law and will be able to advise you. Charities and environmental organizations are, far and away, the worst violaters of USERRA. They tend to be run by left-wing liberal 'tree-huggers' who simply don't want to be around military personnel. Richard
Answered by rickinnocal - Mon Jul 7 13:36:25 2008
Q. I'm an Officer Candidate in the Texas Army National Guard, I came home over 2 weeks ago to find out via email that my former employer not only fired me but refuses to give me my last paycheck...and after reviewing an email that contained my "timesheets" they emailed to me- I noticed that they had been falsly altered without my knowledge.
Asked by kelleyburks - Mon Jul 7 13:24:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your dismissal was illegal, so long as you complied with USERRA's rules about giving your employer formal written notice of going to training. Withholding your final paycheck is also illegal, as is altering your timesheet. I would suggest that you contact your unit's attached JAG officer - he will be familiar with the law and will be able to advise you. Charities and environmental organizations are, far and away, the worst violaters of USERRA. They tend to be run by left-wing liberal 'tree-huggers' who simply don't want to be around military personnel. Richard
Answered by rickinnocal - Mon Jul 7 13:36:25 2008
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Michael Leon
Wed, 28 Jul 2010 11:50:07 GM
The VA and Congress totally ignored the found scientific evidence with your own EPA and prestigious research groups and prestigious research universities (including international findings of . associations. to include sce/dna damages still ... Both of you have failed to realize the United States Government and its Department of Defense is responsible for killing more Vietnam Veterans and maiming or disabling them than the entire North Vietnamese . Army. and Viet Cong combined ...
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