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John Podhoretz writing in the New York Post yesterday had this to say:
The mass-media melt down is happening everywhere you look
John Podhoretz writing in the New York Post yesterday had this to say:
The mass-media melt down is happening everywhere you look
Fired up to write it down. Co-founder and editor of AdPulp. Chief storyteller at Bonehook, a guide service and bait shop for brands.
I agree that smart content is the answer. No matter what the world looks like in ten to 15 years, there's gonna be employment for people who really know how to create things that reach other people. It's an exciting time to be a creative. Or, at least, it should be. But, weirdly, most of us in the biz can't or won't recognize the opportunity to be a pioneer.
I was at a creative director's conference not so very long ago and you should have heard the wailing. It's amazing to me that there are so many creative leaders (smart, succesful people) who absolutely refuse to accept that the business firma is shifting beneath them in seismic fashion. "Everyone still watches TV!" they said. "It still works!"
Okay, fine. I guess that's not an entirely wrong position. Yet.
But none of these smart, talented people was really thinking beyond "the spot." Seriously, one guy, (a One Show winning CD with a reel that would make anyone drool) said, "What's a blog?" Dude, I am not freakin' kidding. And neither was he.
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Please don't post about this topic any longer. Stop trying to convince the idiots. Let those sleeping dinosaurs lie around the pool at the Lowes in Santa Monica for a little while longer. Just think of it as a new business strategy for those of us who see the asteroid coming.
Well, I hope American Copywriter (either John or Tug) is right. But hey David, post all you want about it–if these CD's don't know what blogs are they're never going to read this anyway.
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posted at 6/28/2013 9:31 AM EDT
He has reported he is fine after slipping on the mound last night. But what I noticed about his delivery was confirmed in this article. He has made some adjustments and last night it looks like it worked. Baseball is a constant game of adjustments, especially for pitchers. Having to throw a ball 100+ times a game and repeat the exact same motion while throwing 4 different pitches is not easy. If the slightest thing is off, it can disrupt where the pitch goes, how it comes out of your hand, etc.
Lester made an adjustment with his glove between starts. Looks like, at least last night, it worked.
If he can continue getting ahead of hitters and using his change up, which I didnt realize was such a good pitch for him, He should be good the rest of the way and get back on track.
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posted at 6/28/2013 9:54 AM EDT
I thought he looked pretty good last night against a very good line up. Hopefully he will continue to build on his success from last night. Hopefully the hip issue is nothing.
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posted at 6/28/2013 9:57 AM EDT
Lester looked really good last night. The fact that he pitched so well to begin the season gave me hope that he could get back on track. Last night's outing was very encouraging. Hopefully, the injury to his hip won't linger.
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posted at 6/28/2013 9:59 AM EDT
Reportedly, Lester is expected to make his next start
You may glory in a team triumphant......But you fall in love with a team in defeat
posted at 6/28/2013 10:10 AM EDT
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Nobody is probably more frustrated that Lester about his recent struggles. Hes a fierce competitor and works incredibly hard to pitch the best he can. They made an adjustment that seemed to have worked. having Lester back at the top of his game is huge. Im not saying hes "back", but last night was very encouraging.
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posted at 6/28/2013 10:17 AM EDT
I think we forget with all these injuries we see how often really minor injuries can often be. I get b**ged up all the time and I'm fine within a day or two. If there's no structural damage he should be fine, doesn't mean it wasn't the right thing to take him out of the game. That might have been the difference between making his next start and starting after the allstar break.
I guess I can't say a word that rhymes with "slanged" replace s with B to describe someone being slightly injured. I mean WOW!
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posted at 6/28/2013 10:20 AM EDT
I dont get too high, or get too low, with Lester. Consistency is the name of the game.With that said, he is a huge piece for this team to make it to the Post-Season and beyond.
To be continued.....
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posted at 6/28/2013 10:30 AM EDT
all things considered, seeing Jon go 7 was very encouraging to me. Lack has shown that he's back with his swagger and if buch can just heal and get back we have a pretty damn good starting staff.
posted at 6/28/2013 10:50 AM EDT
Lester has the history to believe he will turn things around. 3 pitching coaches and 2 managers topped with a ton of drama will do that to a player/team. Farrell noticed things from another dugout that last years coaches didnt. It obviously hasnt been a smooth transition back, but although the velocity is down a notch or 2, he proved last night that when you make the right adjustments good things can happen. Also, I really didnt realize how important that change up is going to be for him. The bottom just falls out of it.
As someone said above, consistency is the key to success for a MLB pitcher. Hopefully this is the start of that. With a healthy Buch, Lackey pitching like he is, and a Jon Lester that is right, thats more than enough to make a deep playoff run. There are still some "IF's" for sure. The next 4 weeks are important in determining what we do at the deadline. Me? For right now, I still have faith in the current pitchers.
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posted at 6/28/2013 11:18 AM EDT
Lets keep it real about Lester. While last night's outing was a much better effort than his most recent starts, he did surrender four ER in seven innings for an in game ERA of 5.14. His ERA actually went UP after yesterday's game and now is a lofty 4.61. Remember: ALL the runs he was charged with count. An ERA of 5.14 is more like a #5 SP or worse. He was better, but he was certainly not good yesterday.
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posted at 6/28/2013 11:37 AM EDT
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I thought he looked very determined last night and threw just a tad harder. He has not used the changeup that much this year, but last night used it more and maybe because of that adjustment and maybe because too many fastballs has been disastrous for. My mlb.com package says his changeup was moving 9 inches, which is at least 2 inches more than it has been moving. So, again, it could be the adjustment you mention. I honestly think he was tired in the 8th, which is why he walked the first three batters and why he hurt himself (slightly).
posted at 6/28/2013 11:38 AM EDT
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I also said there were still some "If's" and that the next 4 weeks were important.
Im not ready to say he's "back", but Im also not ready to give up on Lester. Not sure whats not realistic about that. Unless you were talking to someone else.
posted at 6/28/2013 11:42 AM EDT
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Good time to use the All Star break to negotiate an extension on Lester. Lester is one of the few starting pitchers who can hold up with decent numbers over a full season in the AL East. Trying to replace even the down Lester, over the next 3 years, is impossible without higher costs and higher risk. The Red Sox need to improve the quality of the starting pitching depth for good value, and waiting it out on Lester will amost surely result in his departure or retention at a poor value cost.
posted at 6/28/2013 11:43 AM EDT
A very encouraging thing last night is he threw 21-27 1st Pitch strikes. Hershiser who I consider one of the best, said the most important Pitch in an at bat is the 1st Pitch.When Jon throws 1st Pitch strikes consistently, he will have a good game. When his Pitch count starts climbing by 3rd inning, get the BP ready. 5-6 innings tops. Usually getting hit, or walking a lot of men. In which he'll give up a lot of runs. Blueprint for Jon Lester.High Pitch count by 3rd inning watch out.1st Pitch strikes, good to go.
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Lester pitched seven good innings, giving up only two runs (in-game ERA = 3.00), which is consistent with the way he was pitching at the beginning of the year when the 'pen was longer. Was he injured? Was he tired? I'm not privy to that information, but I DO know that while yesterday's performance was what I was hoping for I have to admit it was better than I expected.
Assuming whatever happened to his hip last night is healed by his next start I now expect another good outing from him.
posted at 6/28/2013 11:47 AM EDT
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I also said there were still some "If's" and that the next 4 weeks were important.
[/QUOTE]The tone of this thread is that somehow Lester did a good job last night. That is simply not true. Even though Taz let in some of the inherited runners, Lester did have two on and the count of 3-0 to another batter before he departed. He left a big mess and was charged with four ER in seven innings. I use the in game ERA only to gain a perspective of how well a pitcher did for an individual game, and I do not think that this kind of ERA, if carried out over a season, would be viewed as positive by too many posters here. The fact of the matter is that although his performance was better than the last few, it was not good. In fact, while Lester has had a few good games (as any ML pitcher with his number of games pitched has), for nearly two years he has performed close to the level of a #4 SP at best. If you are saying he is a #4 I would buy that. Better than that I would ask you to show me the evidence.
posted at 6/28/2013 11:54 AM EDT
You need to rewatch the game tape. This absolutely was a new Lester going against a hot team. He was determined and focused and threw harder than he has all year and definitely had a better changeup, which was breaking 9 inches according to mlb.com. Toronto didn't get a hit until the 5th inning, and you are saying he was mediocre? Wow. Just wow.
Yes, he did walk three guys in the 8th, I think because he was tired, and I think he was tired because he was throwing so hard. And, yes, those two more runs belong to him. But I blame Farrell a little for not replacing him after the first two guys walked. Tazawa just might have been able to get three outs without allowing anyone to score.
Everything I said was realistic. You said lets keep it real. I was, and usually do.
Whos to say whether he would have K'd that batter before he left, or GIDP, or gave up a HR. He tweaked his hip and we will never know. Taz had to rush into the game and almost threw the 1st pitch into the 5th row, loading the bases. You have to put things in the correct context in baseball, not just go by the final numbers. Although I realize what they are, it doesnt tell the full story.
There were plenty of positives to take from this game for Lester.
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posted at 6/28/2013 12:36 PM EDT
Everything I said was realistic. You said lets keep it real. I was, and usually do.
If people were to look at his stats the last 4 years they will see that this is nothing new from Lester. He is notorious for having a so so' beginning to the season but heats up after the allstar break. If you take out 2012 his July and August ERA's are GREAT. Relax people......the sky is not falling. Is he a true ace?? I don't think so...but he is a VERY solid #2 and a workhorse that you can tell cares about what he does.
posted at 6/28/2013 12:45 PM EDT
Overall, I agree and I think we should offer an extension, but wait until 2014 to make 100% sure hes going to be worth it
If it becomes "100% sure" at a later time and place, the cost goes up and the value goes down. The entire basis for seeking an extension, now, is to retain Lester at a lower cost and likely resulting good value.
"Wait until" isn't the way markets work. It's perfectly clear what Lester is and where his value is. There is no need to wait until his results are better and his costs go up.
What would you offer him right now softy? I think we discussed thi before, but I apologize. I forgot.
I might explore an extension this offseason. Depending how the year goes will depend on the offer. Lester might sign, but might also believe he can pitch better and get a better offer after 2014. That goes for a 2013 in-season offer too.
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[/QUOTE]I know. I think Im being more realistic than some here. Im using more stats, looking deeper into each outing, and not just relying on the final numbers. they dont always tell the whole story. Ive never said he was going to be the old Lester, but a good #2 is certainly not unrealistic. I realize he could go the other way too, but I just refuse to give up on him. I think he can still be a solid TOTR starter (#2). Hes smart and has shown he can make the adjustments, and with the new coaching staff and manager, I think he has a better support system then the last couple years.


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5. Demonstrate how to apply training evaluation.
6. Explain and select the appropriate training methods for various training programs.
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Dallas Market sees surge of energy and inspiration
Casual Living Staff -- Casual Living, June 29, 2012
DALLAS - Dallas Market Center announced that its recent Dallas Total Home & Gift Market, held June 20-26, was bursting with energy and inspiration around every corner during the seven-day show that included the Dallas International Lighting Market, FINDS Dallas Temp Show, Dallas Holiday & Home Expo and Dallas Hospitality & Contract Design Show.
"The energy level was remarkable as we launched the summer show cycle," said Bill Winsor, president and CEO, Dallas Market Center. "Supported by new tech tools such as our App and improved free Wi-Fi, buyers from across the country arrived ready for business. Reviewing more than 275 new showrooms and temps, foot traffic was heavier on the front-end of market but the serious buyers had a steady presence. Although economic challenges remain, we are seeing evidence of stronger consumer confidence in the middle of the country."
Dozens of new and expanded permanent showrooms debuted with a range of new resources throughout the 5-million-sq.-ft. campus. The FINDS Dallas Temp Show categories - Design FINDS, Fashion FINDS and Red Haute FINDS - doubled in size for this June's show. Overall there were more than 250 new FINDS exhibitors. The unique and on-trend offerings in Vintage Home FINDS and French Market FINDS presented products that cannot be found elsewhere. Foodie FINDS and Table & Houseware FINDS debuted during Market, complementing the newly renovated and expanded Gourmet Market.
Attendance reflected the broadening buyer base attending Market in Dallas. There were the most new stores since 2006 and an increase in buyers from the Southwest, Mid-America and West. More than 100 major stores attended Market including: 1-800-Flowers, Bed Bath & Beyond, Cabela's, Cost Plus World Market, Dillard's, Harry & David, Hemispheres, Home Depot, HomeGoods, JCPenney, Jordan's Furniture, Kohl's, Marmaxx, NapaStyle, NM Direct/Horchow, One Kings Lane, Pier 1 Imports, Rooms To Go, Stage Stores, Star Furniture, Von Maur and many others.
While at the show, buyers participated in more than 140 special events, seminars, hospitalities and found inspiration through more displays throughout Market. A huge highlight of the show was renowned Australian Chef Curtis Stone, who presented a product and cooking demonstration to more than 500 market attendees on Saturday at the new Culinary Stage. His line, Kitchen Solutions, is represented in Source One Marketing, Trade Mart 1-1949.
"Our showroom had great traffic throughout market," said Bill Rogers, president, Source One Marketing. "All of our lines were well received - especially the launch of Curtis Stone's Kitchen Solutions. There was a ton of buzz and excitement throughout the show."
"The debut of the Aidan Gray corporate showroom in Dallas saw one of the top performing shows in the history of the company," said Derrick Ricketts, national sales manager, Aidan Gray. "Our expectations were dramatically exceeded. We were packed the entire show with eager customers who could finally see a complete and integrated vision of the brand."
"The June Lighting Market in Dallas is critical to building the DVI brand across North America," said Robert Borg, CEO, DVI Lighting. "Buyers attending in June are very seriously committed to their business by choosing to be in Dallas twice a year. This June was the best show ever for DVI in Dallas. Buyers that attended were rolling up their sleeves and getting back to business, which we found exciting."
"Dallas is an important market for UMA, and we are thrilled that for the June show our sales grew nicely over last summer," said David Moses, EVP business development, UMA Enterprises.
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The agreement is multi-faceted and includes integrated CBS4 elements at DU sports venues. Fans and visitors to DU will notice the CBS4 brand integrated throughout the Daniel L. Ritchie Center, in addition to other select platforms. Both entities will also promote the partnership through their online and social media channels, along with various University of Denver focused communications being broadcast via the station's airways. In addition, CBS4 and the Division of Athletics and Recreation will actively seek opportunities to co-brand community initiatives, viewer participation promotions and athlete showcases when appropriate.
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US Marines from the 3rd Bn M Co Plt 3066, Parris Island, SC 1995. POC: John Gaddy firstname.lastname@example.com
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Platoon Sgt Bostic (from Oklahoma) I think it was 124th Signal Btln, Company "C". POC: Dennis Harris, email@example.com
Anyone who served in the 63rd Security Polity Sqdn at Norton AFB (1979-83). Looking for photos of the SPs, vehicles, stations, etc. POC: Ken Medlin, 321-604-2121, email@example.com
Anyone who served in the Air Warning Squadron 8, USMC, with Jesse J. Mohn, Jr., 1945 (Mojave Desert Marines). POC: Jerry Mohn, email@example.com
Anyone who served in Vietnam with Co C 701 Maintenance Battallion (1965-66). POC: Arvin Ellis, email@example.com
Anyone who knew Ferninand Joseph Mauro, Jr. USAF, 1962-1966, attached to USAF Civil Engineering Squadrons 23rd CES, 388th CES, 835th CES, and 866th CESS. May have been pulled to form "Red Horse" or "Prime BEEF" Sqdns. Deployed to Vietnam twice. POC: Gerald Fabry, VSO, email@example.com
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Thomas J. French, Basic Training at Lackland AFB (Mar/Apr 1946). Lived in St Louis, MO in 1949. POC: Jerry Byers, email@example.com
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Anyone with the 20th Engineer Brigade (Vietnam). POC: Ralph Keiper, firstname.lastname@example.com
Larry L. Johnson, in the 25th Army Battalion, Chu Chi Vietnam (March 1966). He went over with the 303 ASAS from Ft Carson, CO. He worked the radio research unit. POC: email@example.com
Anyone with the 460th Bombardment Group H, US 15th Army Air Force (Black Panthers) (1943-1946). Stationed at Spinazzola Army Air Base in Italy. POC: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Alumni from the Groton, CT base (Coast Guard) (early 1970's). POC: Phillip Miller, firstname.lastname@example.com
Doug Forsyth (SFC) was with the 47th Med Bn 1 Adat Monteith Bks in Furth, Germany. He had a German wife from Erlangen. POC: J Wilson, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone stationed at Chanute AFB (1948-1949) MPs. Looking for a picture of the MPs. POC: Debby Williams email@example.com.
Mark Stiver, served aboard USS Ranger CV-61 (1976-1980). His wife was named Cindy. POC: James Manuel, 817-800-9750, email@example.com
Family of James J. Barrett (deceased) from Wichita Falls, TX. POC: Hilberto Rodriguez, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who knew Richard "Dick" W. Fisher of Oakland, CA. Served on the USS Porter and the USS St George, during and after Pearl Harbor. POC: Richard Fisher, 1818 2nd St., Kirkland, WA 98033, 425-822-0168, email@example.com
John Thomas of West Virginia. Elfriede, now 76 of Schwabish Hall, Germany, would like to contact John Thomas. He was an MP in the US Army (1947-1948). He gave great comfort and aide to Elfriede and her family in the aftermath of WWII. John would have been born around 1928, and would currently be about 80 years old. POC: Elfriede, through Robert Taormina at email@example.com
Anyone who served on board USS Taylor (DD/DDE468) from initial commissioning in August 1942 to her turn over to Italy in July 1969. POC: Otto Zipf, (55-57) 11020 Winding Brook Ct., Manassas, VA 20111-4328m 703-257-5474, email@example.com www.destroyerhistory.org. Reunion planned for Oct 16-20, 2008.
Members of the 3rd Sqdn, 3rd Btln, Platoon B, Co 709th MP Btln, Bad Hersfeld, Germany (1967-1969). POC: Terry Dalton, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served on the USS Guadalupe AO32 (1952-1956). POC: Bucky, email@example.com
Robert Rady, James Elliott, James Lentos, Capt Adams. All worked together active duty USMC (1963-1966) Camp Pendleton MP Company Office. POC: Darlene Carr, firstname.lastname@example.com, 503-667-5779.
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Anyone stationed at Joelton AFS, TN (799th AC&W Sqdn). POC: Jerry Swanson firstname.lastname@example.com
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Anyone stationed with the 3rd Inf Div Maint Team (1972-78) Germany. POC: Arvin Ellis, email@example.com
Lt Cmd Lipsey, stationed at Sangley PT (1955-57). He was a pilot and legal officer. POC: Jerry Rochelle, email@example.com
Anyone stationed at Whiteman AFB, Missouri, (1953-57). POC: 488th Bomb Wing, Staff Sgt John Gitney, email@example.com, 302-453-8844.
SGM (Ret) Billie Joe Greene, from Winona, MS. POC: Mike Pugh, firstname.lastname@example.com
SSgt Jeffrey Mills, Ops/Supply Sgt, A Co, 304th Signal Bn, Camp Red Cloud, Korea (1985-86). POC: Mitch Mickelson, firstname.lastname@example.com
TSgt Jim Spires, or any other Security Police Specialist of the 48th SPS at RAF Lakenheath (1973-75). POC: Dale Pratt, firstname.lastname@example.com
William T. DeWalt, Jr., last know address in Virginia. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
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Anyone who served with Eugene Leonard (US Army) He was born in Lake Charles, LA, and station at Ft Hood, TX (in the late 60s). He married Ollie Coleman of Marlin, TX. He passed away in 1967 and a house fire destroyed all of his pictures and personal affects. I am his son and looking for any pictures that might exist. POC: Lawrence Leonard, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who knew LTCs John T. Keller and Fred Dwyer in Germany, or with personal stories of the Army Berlin Duty Train (MPs and Train Commanders). POC: Lee McCaslin, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone with the "Charlie" Co., 1st BN 34th Infantry, stationed in Augsburg, Germany, 1961-65. POC: Theodore Steckler, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who know my father, PFC George G. Duxbury. He was from Brooklyn NY, and was with the 3rd Army, 45th Division, 179th Regiment, Company G in WWII. He was a minesweeper in N. Africa, Sicily, Italy (Anzio) and France. POC: Mary Anne Duxbury Curel, email@example.com
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Anyone assigned to the Army's 339th TC Harbor Craft Co of Camp George, FL. Shipped to England/France/Belgium in 1944. POCL John Lyons, email@example.com
Anyone with information on the 623rd ORD Ammunition Co (1943-45). POC: Jon Hunder, email@example.com
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Kennth H. Shaver, retired Air Force. Stationed at Chelveston RAF Station England. Married a British girl, Pat Bellemy from Kettering, Northants, England. POC: Chuck Thompson, email@example.com
Jack Ford from New Jersey. Served in Vietnam 1st Log Command 14th ICC Long Bihn (1968-69) and Robert Trinks, Chaplain Assistant, Long Bihn Vietnam (1968-69. POC: Patrick O'Brien, firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Anyone at Ft Ord (1971 time frame) with the 613th Combat Engineers. Looking for reunion, General Lemon, and 1st Sgt Larson. POC: Loren "Chief" Shattuck, email@example.com
Sgt Rick Shidler (from Indiana) and Nick Gomez, both with 377th USAF Hospital, Sansonnhut AFB (1972-73). POC: Jon Stokey, firstname.lastname@example.com
Shipmates that served on USS Greenwich Bay AVP-41. POC: Martin Brown, email@example.com
Anyone who served on Renville APA227 (1960-64) POC: Terry Heatherly, email@example.com
Richard (Rick) Turner, with either Company D or Headquarters Company of the Army's 440th Signal Battalion (1973-76). Originally from Washington or Oregon. He was Spec 4 in 1974. POC: Erin McClernon, email@example.com
Anyone who served in the 164th MPCO NATO Site 104, Miesau, Germany (1989-93) and anyone who served with 13th MPCO at Camp Darby Italy, (1993-96). POC: Vince, firstname.lastname@example.com
William Clark served with the 758 Supply Co in Vietnam (1967-68). He was from Norfolk, VA. Also anyone who served with the 758 Supply Co. POC: Booker Huntley, 704-289-6528, firstname.lastname@example.com
Robert Wilson who was stationed in 1956 at USAF Station 143 North Pickenham Airfield in Norfolk, England. He was from Wisconsin. POC: B.J. Eggleton, email@example.com
Members of the 667th 932nd 933rd and 934the Aircraft Control and Warning Sqdns (1952-2006). POC: William Chick, email@example.com, 803-932-9596, www.usradarsiteiceland.org
Any information about WWII Campaigns of 608th Engr LE Co. POC: Steve Gage, email@example.com
Anyone who served on the 1931st AACS Sq at Elmendorf (1950-52). POC: Charles Cristian, email@example.com
Members of the 823AAA AWS Battery B and the 818 MP Co in Manheim Germany (1945-46). POC: Jay Bashore, email@example.com
Anyone with MCRD Platoon 2025. Senior Drill Instructor was Gunny/Sgt Louis H. Hazarko. POC: Cpl F Montecalvo, Sr., email@example.com
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Anyone who served on the USS Sunbird 62 64 Rosenburger BM 1. POC: Robert Perrine, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone stationed in S. Korea at Camp Stanley )1961-62 in the 13th Trans (Hel) or the 151st Maint (CHFM) Det H-21, Shawnee helicopters. POC: Larry "Link" Coppala email@example.com
Anyone with the 629th Ord (FS) Supply Parts, Qui Nhon, Vietnam (1965-67). POC Gary Matthews, email@example.com, 403 Bardsley Ave, Neola, IA 51559, 402-658-0466.
Anyone who served on board Renville APA 227 (1960-1964). POC: Terry Heatherly. firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served on the USS Randell APA-224 (1952-1956). POC: John Walsh, email@example.com
MSgt Billy R. Tripp, SP/5 Jeffrey T. Green, CWO Charles Franklin. Last know in Heilbronn Germany, HHC 237th Engineer Medical Section. Tripp was an Army recruiter. POC: firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served at McGraw Kasern in Munich, Germany (June 1957) and who remembers Staff Sgt Mike Lovato (or Lavato). POC: email@example.com
Anyone who served on the USS Hermitage (Feb 1942 – Aug 1943) particularly if you new Cobern Kelley. POC: Blake Giles, 140 Woodberry Ct, Athens, GA 30605, 706-354-8382, 706-224-8979 (C), email@example.com
Anyone who served on the USS Narwhal (Aug 1943 - 1945) particularly if you new Cobern Kelley. POC: Blake Giles, 140 Woodberry Ct, Athens, GA 30605, 706-354-8382, 706-224-8979 (C), firstname.lastname@example.com
Coast Guard vets particularly if you served on Acushnet, Gresham, Algonquin, or were stationed at Air Station Cape May, or were in the U.S. Treasury unit that chased counterfeiters and bootleggers. POC: Blake Giles, 140 Woodberry Ct, Athens, GA 30605, 706-354-8382, 706-224-8979 (C), email@example.com
A shipmate from the John W. Thomason DD760. His name is John Mix. He was a first class machinist mate. POC: Arvin Cowan, email@example.com
Persons with information about the Isthmus of Panama Expedition (1953). U.S. and Panamanian military trip following Spanish exploer Vasco Nunez Balboa's 1513 route to Pacific ocean. POC: John Forgette, 104 S. Garden St., Bellingham, WA 98225, 5818, 360-671-5083.
Anyone who knew Maurice Kirkman. Served in Germany (1950-53, 18th Inf 1st Infantry Div), Korea (1953-54, M Co, 21st Rct, 24th ID), Ft Polk, LA (1962-70, Committee Group, and Vietnam (1968-69,MACV). He retired in 1970. POC: M.D. Kirkman, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served on USS Solomons CVE 67. My Dad, Joseph E. Comeau Sr. served on the Solomons, and I would like very much to talk to you about a possible reunion. POC: Joe Comeau, firstname.lastname@example.com
Looking for all who served with the 610thACW/618ACWSq (527ACWGp) Hq Itazuke-and
all Detachments (Southern Japan).
POC: Contact President of the Southern Japan Radar Group,
email@example.com or
check out the website at:
Anthony Falconie, or anyone with Co. D, 2BN/5th Cav, 1st Cav. Div. Viet Nam (from March 66 - March '67). POC: Eugene R. Locke, email@example.com
Rrichard Clevenger who was a helicopter pilot in Vietnam (I believe in Army Airborne Division. POC: Stanz, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served on board the USS McCoy Reynolds (May 1953-July 1955) for possible reunion. POC: Lawrence White firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone that served with the 504th Parachute Inf. Regt. Hq & Hq CO, during WWII. From Casablanca to the Elbe River Crossing. and anyone from the 505 PIR that participated in "Task Force Frigid" in Alaska 1946. POC: David Finney firstname.lastname@example.com
Roland Cobb (Wife Penny), who served with me at Fort Holabird (Intelligence Command), from 1971-1973. He was assigned as an Enlisted Aide to BG Epps. POC: Denny R. Mack, 706-791-3476m (C) 840-5153 email@example.com
Anyone who lived at 1010 thru 1017 Mockernut Street, Vandenberg AFB, from Dec 67 to Apr 68. POC: Norm Mitchell, 618-588-4325, or firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone stationed with the 435th OMS, Rhien-Main AB Germany for a reunion. POC: John Potter, Sr., firstname.lastname@example.com, http://bruno4p.bravehost.com/, 417-622-0097
Kenneth Garrett, radioman who served aboard USS Duncan 1950 from Hominy, Oklahoma. POC: Mel Carey, firstname.lastname@example.com
James V. Greco, S/Sgt. in 126th Fighter Interceptor Squadron later changed to Air Refueling Squadron based at O'Hare Field in Chicago, IL during 1957-1966. POC: Wayne, firstname.lastname@example.com
Sergeant First Class Schultz who wrote the "Combined Forces March" with my father, CWO Robert K. Conn in 1978. POC: Laura Hill, email@example.com
My buddies: Mack Knight, Raymond Randall (served in Spain), and Asa Hartvigsen (Newfoundland). POC: Harold Bowers, email@example.com, 936-653-2846.
Jerome (Tass) Schroeder, BTCS USN (Ret). POC: William (Bill) Brings, email@example.com
Former and present members of AACS/AFCS/AFCC/AFC4A/AFCA/AFFSA. POC: Mac Maginnis, 866-299-1045, www.aacsalumni.com
Anyone who served with the 619th Tacs Bin Thuy AFB, Vietnam, 1968-69. POC: email@example.com
Dennis Chase, of the VP6 Sqdn, based in Sangley Point and Subic Bay in Philippines. POC: Richard Chase, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who knows Robert N. Lewis, who lived in Houston, TX, and served in Co. A, 160th
Anyone who knew Allen Olander, known as "Ole". He was stationed in Vietnam in 1969-71 with the 632 Air Police Sqdn, "Delta Devils". He was Air Force, and from Dyersburg, TN. POC: Angie Taylor, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who remembers King D. Collins, from NAF Port Lyautey, USS Albany, Pickaway, Ranger, NAS Jacksonville. POC: King Collins, email@example.com
Anyone who served on the USS Bigelow, (1957-82) POC: Frank & Brenda Calandrillo, 631 Blue Ridge Ln, Mahwah, NJ 07430-3420, 201-818-9668, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone stationed at the 14th Field Hospital, Bad Kreuznach, Germany 1966-68. POC: Arley Smith, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served on the USS Mauna Kea (AE-22) (1966-70). POC: Dick States, email@example.com
Anyone who served with Robert Pflomm (particularly Arthur Hack, Joe Shelton, and Thomas Moran) Navy 1949-1952, NAVAIR in Jacksonville, FL. POC: firstname.lastname@example.com
David C. Panill, Korea 1959-1961, with the 999 Armored Mech Field Artillery. POC: Gerald Pannill, 907 Hamilton St., NE Washington DC 20011, 202-529-0327, email@example.com
AF MSgt Richard Hackney, Kunsan Air Base, Korea 1984-85, Security Police Sqdn – transferred to New Mexico. POC: Bob Jones, 5798 Argyle Dr., Parsonsburg, MD email@example.com
Sgt. Stanley Zeigler, my basic training Sgt at Fort Dix, NJ in April 1982. POC: Bekky "Durant" Stroman, firstname.lastname@example.com
James E. Bond, a USMC Vietnam Vet. Served with the 3rd Marine Div, 1st Amtrac Btln, Bravo Co., 4th Platoon, Vietnam (66-67) in the Quang Tri Provence, Con Thien, and the mouth of the Cua Viet River. POC: Diane Livingston, 813-972-2914, email@example.com
Anyone assigned to the 31st Tac Fighter Wing, 309th Tax, Fighter Sqdn, Tuy AFB Nov 66-Oct 67 – f-100d Aircraft Maint Crew Chiefs. POC: Andrew Wilkerson, email@example.com
Anyone who knew Sgt John Castilr. His wife was Martha, he was from KS. He was stationed at RAF Laarbruch, Germany in early 60s and was an air policeman. POC: Sgt Fletcher an Sgt Devine, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served with 453rd Engineer Depot Co, 1945-46, Yokohama. POC: Ricky Day, 71 Blackgum Ct., Lake Jackson, TX 77566, firstname.lastname@example.com
Wallace Willock Eyre, stationed in N. Devon, UK during WWII, originally from New York. Had a son named Terry. POC: Sandy Buckley, firstname.lastname@example.com
Bill Miller who entered the service from Silt, CO in June 1948. He was 16, and we took basic at Ft. Ord, CA. He went to Japan, and I went to Guam. May have moved to Arizona. POC: Louis Mizell, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone with the 3rd CES Prime Beef Team deployed to Team Spirit 1982 or 3rd Hospital Sqdn that remembers by admission to hospital with back injury. Medi-vaced to Osan and back to Clark AB. POC: Dale Wamsley, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone with the 8th Army from April 53 to Mar 55 in Pueson (Hyandi) Korea, 584 Transportation Co., APO 973. POC: Richard Davis, 304-669-0189, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served in the Sinai Desert (1982-1983). POC: Michael Carter, firstname.lastname@example.com
Halyard Mission pilots, 15th Air Force, 98th Bombardment Group. Looking for pilots involved in the rescue flights for the downed airmen in Yugoslavia in 1944. POC: Drew Mosley, email@example.com
Anyone assigned to the Air Force Advisory Team 6, Nha Trang AB, Vietnam (Sept 1969-Sept 1970). POC: Robert G. Soden, 3309 Valley Force Rd., SW, Decatur, AL 35603-3115, email@example.com
MSgt William Ramsey. Last known ICorps, RVM, 1969. POC: firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served on the USS Mauna Kea (AE-22) (1966-70). POC: Dick States, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who attended a recognized military EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) school and served honorably in an EOD capacity. POC: William Ramsey, 23 Lehigh Ave., Hagerstown, MD 21742-6537, 301-797-2375, www.nateoda.org
Anyone who served with the 558 MP Co North Point (1970-76). POC: email@example.com
Anyone who served with the 10th Air Police Sqdn, 10th Security Police Sqdn, and the 10th Security Forces Sqdn, of RAF Alconbury, England. POC: Wayne "Crazy Cajun" Guidry, 524 Hutchinson St., Mandeville, LA 80447, 985-727-3587, email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who knew my father, SSgt Solomon M. Ilowitz, and any information about the 259th Army Station Hospital, Kwein Yang, China, 1945 and the China Detachment Center, Shanghai, China, 1946. Ilowitz trained at Ft. Bel Voir, VA, 1944, on to Camp Beale, CA, traveled on the USS Admiral Benson to CBI (1945, landed Burma, Bombay, Camp Kempura, Calcuta, 259th Station Hospital, 70th Field Hospital and Detachment Center, Shanghai, 1946. Discharged at Ft Dix, NJ. POC: Betty Ilowitz-Ryder, firstname.lastname@example.com
Robert Dandridge Feild, III. I believe he retired from the US Army, and his last known home was northern California. POC: Sam C. Feild, Jr. email@example.com, 4902 Imperial Palm Dr, Largo, FL 33771.
My father, Lt. David Jackson Sloan of Ft. Worth, TX. Stationed in Vietnam in 1970 with the Army Engineering Quartermasters. He returned in 1971. Need to find him for medical reasons. POC: Michael Sloan, email@example.com
James Ronald White, with the CO D 440th Bn, Darmstadt, Germany, 1972-75. POC: J.D., firstname.lastname@example.com
My birth father, Leonard. My birth mother was Geraldine. He enlisted in Philadelphia, PA, and was stationed near Kansas City, MO in 1943. All I know is that he is a light skinned African American. POC: Marsha, email@example.com
MSgt William Ramsey, last known I Corps RVN (1969). POC: firstname.lastname@example.com
Calvin Murphy (not the basketball player), last know address Lynchburg, VA. Anyone aboard the LST 213, (1944-45) and saw me blown off the signal tower. Captain's name was W. J. Oliver. POC: Larry Murphy, email@example.com
Anyone who served on the USS Mauna Kea (AE-22) (1966-70). POC: Dick States, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who attended a recognized EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) school, or served in an EOD capacity in any of the U.S. Armed Services. POC: William Ramsey, 301-797-2375, www.nateoda.org
Anyone with the 82nd Airborne Division. POC: firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served with the 558 MP Co, North Point (1970-76). POC: firstname.lastname@example.com .
Anyone who knew my father, Marlin Kenneth Glass. We was with the 104th Calvary (Mech), and died at Indian Town Gap 12/01/44. I was an infant when he died. There are 3 names in my baby book from this era: Major William Swoope (Chaplain), Lt. Max Smith and his wife Babe (listed as my Godparents), and Phil Shaw. POC: Kay Glass, email@example.com
Anyone who knew or was stationed with my uncle Walter "Daisy" Samuel Knudsen, Gunnery Instructor on B-24 Liberator bombers. Last stationed at Nadzab, Papua New Guinea during WWII (21 Sep-9 Oct 1944). He had been assigned to HQ Sqdn, 8th Air Service Group, and at the time of his disappearance was assigned to the 360 Air Service Group in New Guinea as an Armorer Gunner. On Oct. 9, 1944, his plane and crew took off for their first training flight, and were never heard from again. His plane and crew were recently found in the New Guinea jungle after 61 years. The nine man crew was found due to the efforts of a local villager who found two dog tags belonging to Cpl Pushkar and 2nd Lt Johnson and notified the U.S. Embassy in Port Moresby. Walter received technical training at the gunnery schools at Lowry Air Field (CO) in Nov. 1941, and Henderson Air Field (NV) and Yuma Air Field (AZ) June 1943-Jan 1944. POC: Terri Knudsen firstname.lastname@example.com
All Navy and Marine Postal Clerks, past and present. POC: Abel Quinones, email@example.com, 1244 Buena Vista Ave., Pacific Grove, CA 93950, 831-375-1263.
Norman Pare, stationed at the Naval Missile Center, Point Mugu (1967-69). POC: Phillip Poisson, USN-Ret, 619-429-4712, email@example.com
Shirley Eugene Almy, USAF March AFB in California (1957-58), and Lester Pinkston, USAF Patrick AFB (1966-68). POC: Roberta Machlan, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who knew my father, SSGT Clyde R. Braviere, WWII. POC: Clyde Braviere, Jr., firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone with the 75th Air Depot Wing (1952-1956). POC: Walter Walko, 13616 Paradise Villas Grove, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.
Sampson AFB, searching for all Permanent Party, Womens Air Force (WAF), Basic Trainees, and Special Training School Personnel (1950-56). POC: Chip Phillips, email@example.com, PO Box 331, Williamsville, NY 14231-0331, 716-633-1119, fax: 716-633-9118.
Anyone who served on the USS Walton (DE-631) for a possible reunion. POC: Jerry Hudson, 4750 Co Rd 480, Tebbetts, MO 65080, 573-295-6335, email@example.com
Ray Davis, who served in ACENT, Brunsom, Holland (1974-76). He was married to Diane, and they had two kids, T.F. (Theodore Franklin), and Angel. I think they were from Missouri. He would now be in his mid to late 50s. POC: Denis "Bronc" Middleton, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who knew or served with my Grandfather, Joy Hynes. At St. Vith-168th Engineer/Combat Btln, during and after WWII. POC: Nola Hynes Brody, email@example.com
Jesse Garcia, from Chicago. Was stationed at Loring AFB, Limestone, MN (1971-72. POC: Sharon Newell, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served with the 12 Aviation Gp in Vietnam (1966-67) POC: firstname.lastname@example.com `
Anyone who served in the 69th FBS K-55 Korea (1956-57). POC: Paul Gilson, email@example.com
Anyone who served with Ronald Clopton. Basic in Amarillo, TX (1967-68), and then to Aircraft School in January 1968. We were second to last squadron to go through Amarillo, TX, before they closed the school part down. POC: Ronald Clopton, firstname.lastname@example.com
Looking for Reginald Hightower, who served in Munich, Germany, (1952-55). He had a son with Charlotte Rosinsky. POC: Dr. Frank Walters, 202-438-9773, email@example.com
Anyone who served with the 7th FA BN 1st Inf Div, Schwabach, Germany, 1946-52. POC: firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who was aboard the USS Enterprise CVA(N) 65, January 1969. POC: Michael Neville, email@example.com
Anyone who was in the class of B-12 Military Police School, Ft. McClellan, AL, Novemer 1983. POC: Herbert Meckle, email@example.com
"Charlie", don't remember his last name. He was stationed with the 2nd Infantry Division in Dongucheon, Korea (1986-88). He was from Michigan, and his mother was Korean, named Chongja Kim. POC: Sungho Park, email@example.com, 757-286-3562.
Roy Buckner, who was stationed in George AFB, CA form 1983-86, and then in Kadena AB, Okinawa, Japan, 1987-1990. I think he was from Dalton, GA and would be about 47 years old. POC: Earl Croy, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served with Fernando N. Thompson. He began his career in 1980 as a 63T, and serve as a Drill Sgt, at Ft. Knox, KY and Aberdeen Proving Ground. Served as 1Sgt for HHC DISCOM, D Co 4th FSB, Ft. Hood, TX. Planning a retirement party for Oct. in Baltimore, MD. POC: Sandra Thompson (spouse), firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone stationed at Lowry AFB during 1941-42. POC: Elwood Stein, 3810 Lynette Dr, Amarillo, TN 79109-5636.
Anyone stationed aith Aco 5/502 Inf Berlin BDE (1986-89), and Aco 1/8 Cav 1st Cav Div (1989-92). I was the Company Communication Chief, SSG Hector Torrez-Ramirez, firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone with USN at Gunnery School at Camp Farragut, ID, (1942-43), and contracted rheumatic fever and shipped out to hospitals. POC: Jeanne Moshner, firstname.lastname@example.com
Ralph G. Martin, US Army during WWII, and then retired from U.S.A.F. As a civilian worked in S Vietnam, Iran, and Saudi Arabia. Worked for Bell Holicopters in Isfahan, Iran (1978-79). Born in approximately 1925, in KY or TN. Last known address in FL or NV. POC: William Huggins, email@example.com
Anyone who knew Harry M. Davis, from Harrisburg, and served in Munich in 1967. POC: Hajo Quest, email@example.com
Walter Ludwig and Martha Helfiger Beeson who were stationed in Okinawa, Japan (1960-1961). They had a son named James Edward Beeson, who they gave up for adoption. They may have moved to Washington state. POC: Veronica McLendon, email@example.com
Anyone that was in B, M, E, & R Divisions on board USS England (DLG22) (Jan 1966-April 1970). POC: John Yancy, email@example.com
Members of the 91st Strategix Reconnaissance Wing (all Sqdns 1948-1957). POC: Jim Bard firstname.lastname@example.com, 410-549-1094.
Samuel L. Grigg, stationed with 7260th Support Sqdn, Lindsey AB, Wiesbaden, Germany in 1955, and anyone stationed with the 1414th Air Base Wind, Dhahran Air Field, Saudi Arabia (1948-1949), especially Herbert L. Yates or Diaz. POC: Floyd Bradshaw, email@example.com
Casey Johnson, who served on Treasure Island, 1990-1994, POC: Jeff Copley, email@example.com
Anyone from Sampson AFB 8/51-10/51, Keesler 10/51-3/52, and Thule, 8/54-7/55. POC: Lyle Ostrander, email@example.com
Anyone who served in the South Atlantic Wing of the Air Transport Command in Brazil, 1942-1945. POC: Julian Kalotkin, 15640 Bottlebrush Cir, Delray Beach, FL 33484.
Anyone in the 158th Aviation Btln, Ft Campbell, KY, 1975-78. POC: Richard Kelley, firstname.lastname@example.com
Old friends who were with the 28th Avn Group, Arlington, TX, before they closed (early 90's). POC: Donna Davis, 817-252-7527, email@example.com
Anyone who served with 1st Inf Div, 121st Sig Bn . A Co, Laike, Vietnam, from Apr-Aug '68, specifically SSgt Clarke a pole lineman, last seen as a MSgt Drill Instructor at Fort Gordon. Also anyone who served with Military Police, downtown Pleiku, Vietnam during Tet Offensive, Jan 1968, especially Desk Sgt/Operations Sgt and BrigGen serving on Inspector General Staff. POC: J.C. Adams, 252-223-0235.
My old group from 90th Arcom Headquarters, 1989, San Antonio, TX. POC: Donna Davis, 817-252-7527, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone with the 28th Aviation Group, (1991) Arlington, TX. POC: Donna Davis, 817-252-7527, firstname.lastname@example.com
Lee Wayne "Soupy" Campbell, aka "Silver Fox", from the USS Haddock SSN621 (1968-71). Last time I saw him he was MMCM (SS) and COB on one of the attack boats in San Diego. POC: John Olson, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who knew Norman Rochefort. He served with Troop A, 106th Sqdn, 106th Calvary Group. Discharged in May 1945. POC: Scott McPhee, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served with Echo Company, 2nd Btln, 3rd Inf 199th LIB (1966-1970), POC: firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone with the 321st Bombardment Wind (M) (B-47s) (1953-62) McCoy AFB in Orlando, FL. POC: T.H. Dunn, 11629 Fox Run, Port Richey, FL 34668, 727-868-5476, email@example.com
Anyone who served with Echo Btry, Target Acquisition, 2nd Infantry Div, Korea, 1984. POC: James Grainger, firstname.lastname@example.com
Michael J. Phillips, stationed at Ft. Hood, TX. His wife's name was Kelly and he had a son named Brandon. Last known duty station, Ft. Deveons, MA. POC: email@example.com
Anyone who was stationed at Sampson Air Force Base (1950-1956), including Womens Air Force (WAFs), Basic Training, Special Training. POC: Sampson AFB Veterans Assn, PO Box 331, Williamsville, NY 14231-0331, 716-633-1119, fax: 716-663-9118, email@example.com
John Bowman, station in Washington DC at the White House in 1975-76. POC: Michelle Larkin, via Eddie Baker, 478-222-3403, email@example.com
Tommy J. Green, stationed at Loring in the 1970s and in California in the 1990s. Originally from Texas. He worked at Beale AFB in 1987, and resided in Rancho Cordova. Birthdate was in May of 1947 or 1948. POC: Devoura, firstname.lastname@example.com
Scott Limon, form HC-3 (1996-99). POC: Juan Ordaz, 832-656-2549.
Anyone who served with ACU2 Little Creek VA aboard LCU 1612, 1487 (1963-65). POC: Frank Landi, email@example.com
Anyone who served at the US Naval Submarine Base, Noise and Vibration Shop 54, Engineering and Repair Dept, Lower Base. POC: John J. Kaiser Jr., of Brunswick, ME, firstname.lastname@example.com
Elston Howard, was part of the Submarine Community (QM/ET), retired as a CPO. POC: Dan Dilbert, 202-757-0914, firstname.lastname@example.com
Richard "Rich" W. Byrne, Jr., who was stationed in Hawaii in 1969 when his daughter, Connie, was born. He retired from the Marine Corp, and his last known address was California. Married to Karen, and had a son names James. POC: email@example.com
Anyone that served in the 10th Inf Div (1955-58) Operation Gyroscope. POC: Ray Marineau, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who served or trained at Sampson Air Force Base (1950-56). POC: Chip Phillips, PO Box 331, Williamsville, NY 14231-0331, firstname.lastname@example.com 716-633-9119, fax: 716-633-9118. Also looking for all former POWs or MIAs (or survivors of former POWs/MIAs) to be placed on our Honor Roll. Contact Chip Phillips above.
SSG Daniel Chavez stationed with 88th Maintenance Co, Hanau, Germany (1981-82). Went on to Fort Hood with C27 Mt Bn 1 Cav Div. Originally from Los Angeles. POC: Janet Peralta, firstname.lastname@example.com, 805-484-7255.
James Lewis, station in the Philippines 1978-85, and had two kids (Jaqueline and Gilbert) with Cecilia. Last know address is USS Henry B. Wilson (PAGT)(FPO), San Francisco. POC: Leah Mick, firstname.lastname@example.com
Craig A. VanMeter, last known station in California (1975-76). Married to Judy. POC: Laura Keith, firstname.lastname@example.com
Richard E. Miller who served on the USS Conway DD507, in Vietnam in 1966. POC: email@example.com
Leslie E. Schoolcraft (Air Force – 1956) stationed at Rushmore Air Force Station (nuclear weapons). POC: email@example.com
Anyone who crossed the Pacific to the Philippines on the troop ship USS Hampton (August 1945) or assigned to USS ABSD-1. POC: email@example.com
Wilda (Wiggins) Clarke, last known in Orlando, FL teaching Basic. POC: Jeff Clarke, email@example.com
Anyone who was a member of 482nd FIS at Seymour AFB. POC: George C. Willick, email@example.com, www.gwillick.com/482ndFIS/index.html
Lawrence R "Wes" Weston, and William "Sugerbear" Laster from the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69). POC: Toby Washington, email@example.com
Marshall (Skip) Rines, last know in Riverside, CA, and anyone with USAF Physiologial Training Personnel. POC: Frank Haddock, email@example.com
Anyone who knew my Grandfather, Richard Harris. POC: Tara Copp, firstname.lastname@example.com
All individuals that worked for the CBPO Admin Office, and Detachment One, 1937th Electronic Installations Squadron, Clark, AFB, Phillipines, (1982-88) POC: Richard Bearce, Jr., email@example.com
Charles (Chuck) Craig, Mobile Alabama Air Station (mid-70s). He was an amateur radio operator, and call letters were WA7INS. POC: Martin Ross, email@example.com
Bill Maxon, last known in Anchorage, AK (1975). POC: Virginia Southerland, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who knew Charlie Hase, 656th Field Artilery (Apr 44-Oct 45). POC: Bill Hase, firstname.lastname@example.com
The Women's Overseas Service League (WOSL) is looking for all women (military and civilian) who served overseas. POC: WOSL, 319 Wickes St., San Antonio, TX 78210-1247, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone that served or trained at Sampson Air Force Base (1950-56), POC: Chip Phillips, PO Box 331, Williamsville, NY 14231-0331, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone that served at least one day while younger than minimum legal age of enlistment. POC: Robert Thorpe, Veterans of Underage Military Service (VUMS), 888-653-8867, www.oldvums.com
Christopher John Jackson, DOB March 1958, of Harvey, IL. DMAFB-41st ECS in 1984, Rhein-Main Germany 1984-86, Offutt AFB in 1986. POC: Christopher Keeling, 520-304-0493, firstname.lastname@example.com
All 3650th Basic Military Training Wing, Permanent Party, Womens Air Force (WAF), Basic Trainees, Special Training School Personnel (1950-56). POC: Chip Phillips, PO Box 331, Williamsville, NY 14231-0333, firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone who has information about an outpost near Dong Ha in Norther I Corp between 10-68 and 10-69, who knew Aaron. He was assigned to Battery C, 1st Bn, 44th Air Defense Artillery, a subunit of the 108th Artillery Group. POC: Vernon Jacks, email@example.com
John Volan who was in VC-12, NAC Oceana, VA (April 78). Possibly retired in Toledo, OH. POC: Samuel Bomyea, email@example.com
James R. Schraeder, served in the 3704th BMTS, Lackland AFB (1976). POC: Joseph Standifer, email@example.com
Tom & Moe Taylor – Burtonwood 1956, and Richard Albright – England AFB 1965. POC: Lee Harris, email@example.com
Jesse Hammond, USMS at MCRD San Diego (1962-63). POC: Moe Meredith, firstname.lastname@example.com, 989-755-4583.
Sgt Clyde Rice, last know stationed at Marine Corp Military Police at New River Station, NC. POC: email@example.com
Capt. Ferrell(sp?) – Seventh Special Forces at Ft Bragg (1962). POC: Kenneth M. Stewart, firstname.lastname@example.com
TSgt James Howard Tolbert (and family, Mary, Kirk, Ryan, and Garth) stationed with AF Security Service in Frankfurt Germany in early 1970s. Last known at Pease AFB in 1972. POC: Kristine or James Doritty at email@example.com
Anyone with Hedron FAW3 (June 1945-August 1945). POC: Herschel Reaves, PO Box 261, Cabool, MO 65689, 417-962-4463, email@example.com
Anyone who served at the Lindsey Air Station accounting office, Wiesbaden, Germany (1966-68). POC: John Diehl, email@example.com
Anyone who knows my father, Don L. Jones. Served in the US Army (1942-65) (tours in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam). Would like information about a unit he was in after basic training at Ft. Carson, CO. I think it was in "Pack Artillery", that was deployed to Burma (1942-43) – possibly associated with Merrills Marauders? POC: Louis Jones, PO Box 1, Marina, CA 93933, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Anyone with 768th AAA gun battalion, Aleutian Islands, Alaska, WWII. POC: John Olshesky, firstname.lastname@example.com
Earl McKenna "Duke" Dupont, stationed at Wiesbaden, Germany (1950-1953). POC: S. Baker, email@example.com
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Easy Sides for Teriyaki Beef Skewers
I'm not really that good at asian sides (i.e., salads, vegetables, etc.). When I make anything other than rice and main dishes - it never tastes very authentic.
I'm having people over and will be making chicken and beef teriyaki beef skewers (cooked on a charcol bbq grill). I'll probably serve jasmine rice - but does anyone have ideas for other tasty (and fool proof) sides?
boil linguini, drain, rinse to cool; toss with sesame oil and a bit of good soy (kikkoman) and lots of kosher salt. add any raw veggies- red pepper, carrot, scallion, cut in slivers.
leftovers- you can add any cooked shredded protein you like; chicken, ham or pork, salmon, all work well.add minced garlic too but not necessary.
Are you looking for green veggies? Maybe you can do a japanese cucumber salad. It's cold and refreshing and you can make it ahead. When I do teriyaki beef skewers, I usually slice up kamaboko and arrange it on a nice plate. Also, I roll small sushi filling it with umeboshi or takuan. You can always do pot stickers/gyoza


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