Does the Fort Sill MP CO (LEC) still exist?
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http://sill-www.army.mil/des/40th_MP/DET_Contact.htm
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go to their website\nhttp://www.tradoc.army.mil/index.html
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The only base close to you would be Fort Leonard Wood, but when I was in Montana years ago (they had no base close to me) I got our ID cards made at the local Army Reserve unit. You should be able to locate one in your area in a phone directory or through a local recruiter. Good luck!
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Ft Sill has a web site. Was he in OCS? google his class date of completion. Contact Ft Sill.
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I don't know, leave yahoo! answers and look it up online? Just a guess. Type "army bases new jersey" into the search engine. Duh.
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It's gonna be tough, but not overly so. Try not to sweat it too much. BCT for the combat jobs is a bit more intense. This is on account of the more intense 'working" environment. Fort Sill is on of the more "pleasant" posts for basic training. (that term being relative of course.)  You'll be hating life for the first week or so, this is what they call the "total control" phase of basic training. After that phase, it gets progressively more relaxed as the D.I.'s see that you're coming along satisfactorily.\n  P.S. You'll notice during B.R.M. (basic rifle marksmanship) that the drill sargeants are particluarly nice. Has somethng to do with the private having a loaded assault rifle I believe.
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try the library of congress\nhttp//:www.loc.gov
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Yes, they still do exist.  They are an order of the Masonic Fraternity.  They stand guard.
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Marine Corp has no bases in Louisiana. \n\nNavy has one in New Orleans, and Army has one in Fort Polk. \n\nAir Force has one in Barksdale.
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yes, it does exist. It's a secret militay base. I've seen programs on it.
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You can get good information at:\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/cg/cgs033.htm#related
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http://www.ocsd.org/PatrolledCities/capo.asp
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This was the best that I could find under the 11th calvarly.\nLots of luck to you in locating your friends...\n\nThe 11th Armored Cavalry's Veterans of Vietnam & Cambodia was founded in 1984 after 75 names of  Blackhorse Troopers were collected in Washington DC at the dedication of the "Three Fighting Men" statue near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.\n\nReunions have been held every year since 1986.  Reunion sites have been: Arlington, TX; Washington, DC; Louisville, KY;  Minneapolis, MN; Sacramento, CA; Philadelphia, PA; San Antonio, TX;  Indianapolis, IN; Colorado Springs, CO; Appleton, WI; Louisville, KY; Las Vegas, NV; New Orleans, LA; San Diego, CA; Buffalo, NY;  Ft. Myers, VA; Nashville, TN; Eugene OR;  Daytona FL; and the 2006 Reunion will be held at Kansas City, MO. In 2007 Louisville, KY. has been chosen to host the reunion.\n\nWe have been able to reunite many of our brothers by keeping a computer master file of everyone we've found by their name, squadron and troop and their dates in-country.  We update our rosters continuously to assure they are accurate and complete. We have reunited many buddies this way.\n\nWe publish a quarterly newsletter to each member of 11 ACVVC with reunion information, historical stories by our membership and information about our current members and events.  Participation in contributing to the contents of the newsletter is encouraged to all.\n\nWe provide scholarships to our K.I.A.'s children, our 11 ACVVC members, and the children of our membership.  In the past years, we have provided over $375,000.00 in college scholarships to help defray the expensive costs of a college education.  Scholarships are for $3,000 per individual.  This program is one of our most coveted programs, helping our children get an education and to become our leaders for the future of our country\n\nSource: www.11thcavnam.com
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my hubby was stationed there, and yes they do sound off with Rock of the Marne, I swear to you!  Are you stationed there?
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Check the CG Auxillary site.\nIf you are around a USCG small boat station, you could check there.
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Try Military.com it might help as they have quite a few members.
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this is the Fort Jackson Website:\nhttp://www.jackson.army.mil/\n\nMy brother was stationed there 2 years ago.  Great Place!