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1:52 am on March 2nd, 2008 1
Hey GI, how do we get little pictures beside out names and such? I assume you must have some sort of account? But for the life of me I can’t find the menu. Am I just dense or what?
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7:29 am on March 2nd, 2008 2
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8:25 am on March 12th, 2008 3
Greetings,
I have recently written a novel about Korean camptown life in the 1970s, Seasons in the Kingdom, currently available on Amazon.com and my website, and also in local bookstores in Maine. Do you review material like this for your websites info? If so I’d send you a copy to read.
Best,
Tim Norris
5:41 pm on March 12th, 2008 4
Tim,
Thanks for checking out the site and commenting. Check you e-mail because I just sent you message.
11:15 am on March 28th, 2008 5
If you are resident in Seoul, or plan to be in Seoul in the near future, please contact me via my email address to explore you possibly speaking at the Royal Asiatic Society, Korea Branch on a mutually agreed upon subject on a second or fourth Tuesday evening in the future.
Thanks,
Tom
Vice Chair
RAS,KB
12:34 am on May 20th, 2008 6
This topic is probably a bit out of your lane and I’m posting in this forum with the hopes that the site admin sees it rather than your readers, I couldn’t find any contact information on the site. I’m asking you for suggestions for an acquaintance from Ft. Knox, KY. Mrs. King has been informed that she must leave her housing after two months or her husband receiving No Pay Due because her husband is considered AWOL. 60 days ago he signed himself off post and never returned. When I knew him he was a cub scout den leader and a soccer coach for my daughter, someone who I would consider pretty stable. His wife is out of money and can not get an AER loan or any help from the Army. The Army has told his wife that they are not looking for him because he wasn’t in the field when he went missing. His wife believes him to be the victim of a crime and is not only quite worried about him but is worried for herself and her children due to being homeless as of this coming friday.
As I said, I know that this is probably out of your lane but if you have any suggestions as to what Mrs. King can do to find her husband I would really appreciate them.
Thanks SSG K
7:08 am on May 20th, 2008 7
First I would recommend she talks to JAG and the IG to see what her options are.
If that doesn’t work the best thing she could do then is contact her Congressman and inform that person of the situation. Congressmen are usually very receptive to helping people in the military and the command has to respond to a Congressional inquiry; I know because I have had to write letters back to Congressmen before myself after Congressional inquiries have been opened.