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As a result, older links are forced to the bottom... but are often
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 Signal
Corps 150th Anniversary (added 11
July '10). A great site from the Army Signal
Corps commerating the Corps' 150th anniversary
(1860 - 2010). Jump to the
Site Map page,
grab a coffee, and enjoy an evening of
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Click
here
to visit this Mesothelioma support website (added 9 Sept '09).
If after reviewing it you feel you need help, contact Carl Jewett, Veteran Liaison for
the Mesothelioma Center (Asbestos.com). The Mesothelioma Center is
an organization devoted to assisting veterans through their
application processes for VA benefits, and helping them obtain the
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Military
Reunions
(added 26 July '09) Thinking of having a reunion? Want to get
together with the guys from your former unit? Talk to Larry Eckard at Military Locator and
Reunion, Inc. Larry and his team have been in business since 1987,
organizing veteran reunions, and they do a darn fine job at it too.
Browse their website today, and set up a reunion
of your own.
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459th Signal Battalion
(added 12 July '09)
An excellent website to visit. Many Army Signal OCS
graduates served in the 459th or one of its companies. "Ad Terra Ad
Astra"... how many times have you seen that on your shoulder? Visit
this site. These folks are good people.
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Army Lieutenant Web
(added 03 July '09)
A good example of a personal effort on the part of one Lieutenant to
help his fellow officers navigate through the ton of information
officers must know today. This site looks like it's no longer being
maintained... even so, it has some interesting information on it.
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AUSA The Association Of The US Army - A
true voice for the Army, and support for the soldiers. Worth
visiting every day!
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The
Army Duh... well... the Home Page for the U. S. Army.
What else would you expect it to be?
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DD-214s. Rebuilding Lost, Destroyed, Missing, Never
obtained DD-214 Military Discharge Documents
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Army OCS Webpage Out of Fort Benning, Georgia
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Army Times News of the Army
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First Gov Portal A Government website to provide one-stop
access to all online U.S. Federal Government resources.
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The
House House of Representatives Web Page. Track bills, write your
Congressman, etc.
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The
Senate The U. S. Senate Web Page. Track bills, write your
Senator, etc.
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Korean War Project Extensive features and capabilities for
Korean War veterans. Examples are a guestbook, memorials, bookstore
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Looking for Vietnam The Korean War Project Home Page
provides a locator Page for Vietnam Veterans (compliments of the
Korean War Project, Hal and Ted Barker)
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Military Reunions for all services (added 5/21/00)
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Phu Lam
Signal Facility, Vietnam Rosters by name, year, etc. (added
10/03/06)
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References you won't believe
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Signal Center Fort Gordon Home Page
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SIGNAL Magazine from AFCEA
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Signal OCS Page "Official" Page That
Includes WWII Signal OCS Listings
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SIGNALS Newsletter webpage - the Official Signal OCS Association
Newsletter
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MOAA Military
Officers Association of America (formerly TROA)
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17th Signal Battalion Association The Association's Web Page
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The
Veteran's Affairs Department of Veteran's Affairs Web Page
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Veterans News and Information Service
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VIETNAM STUDIES COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS 1962-1970 Department
of the Army document by Major General Thomas Matthew Rienzi. As
stated in the book's preface, "This study attempts to record some of
the most important experiences, problems, and achievements in the
field of communications-electronics during the years 1962 to 1970.
It lays no claim to the definity of history."
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