I know groups like the PTA and knights of columbus have sgt of arms need more details please
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I think the title is called Sgt. AT Arms.  He/she is there to keep the peace.  Officially, he is there to keep order in the meetings, and he can throw out anyone who refuses to follow the rules of order.  In the Parliment, there is an official called the BLACK ROD, he has supreme power in the Parliment.  He is dressed in black breechers and wears a wig with a long plait, and he carries a lare rod, thus the name, Black Rod.  He is the Sgt. AT Arms of the Parliment.
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http://www.milspouse.org/
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Go to www.house.gov, or www.senate.gov, to contact your elected representatives or senators.  They can help you, but I warn you, they may send your request to the U.S. Army.  It's hard to say how long it will be before the Army will provide you the answer you need.
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Alright starting from the top: \n\n1. \n\nOverview. The weapons school provides Gunner's Mate training ranging from fundamental rate-specific training needed by entry level petty officers to advanced courses in weapons systems, hydraulics, electricity, electronics, and small arms instruction. Weapons School courses emphasize hands-on training in well-equipped labs and firing ranges. Courses include Gunner's Mate "A" School and several Gunner's Mate "C" Schools. \n\nGunner's Mate "A" School\nThis intensive 10 week course located in Taylor Hall teaches selected non-rated personnel to perform as junior petty officers at an entry level job in the Gunner's Mate rating. Students learn the administrative, operation, and maintenance skills needed to operate and maintain Coast Guard small arms and machine guns. Course topics include: \n\nCoast Guard Ordnance \nPyrotechnics and Ammunition \nMagazines \nSmall Arms \nMachine Guns and Small Arms Administration \nOrdnance Administration \nRecommended pre-reporting studies/tips. The following "tips" are offered to help you get the most from GM "A" school: \n\nTry to get your E-PME course and related practical factors completed prior to departing for TCYorktown (if possible). \nBrush up on mathematical skills related to whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. \nStudy any ordnance materials available at your unit. \nReport with a sharp uniform (Tropical Blue Long in summer and SDB in winter) and a complete sea bag. \nPrerequisites. Available from governing Coast Guard directives.\n\nPoint of Contact. You can contact the school for specific questions regarding course content and program of instruction at (757) 856-2705 (voice) or (757) 856-2265 (fax).\n\nGunner's Mate "C" Courses\nThese courses include specialized training and instruction in Coast Guard Weapons Systems and Small Arms instruction. Contact the school at (757) 856-2705 (voice) or (757) 856-2064 (fax) to learn more about their courses. Specific courses include: \n\nMK 38 25MM Machine Gun System (GM-8)\nOne week course of instruction that is designed to teach operation, maintenance, troubleshooting and use of the Mk38 Machine Gun System. \n\nMK 36 MOD 1 Decoy Launching System (SRBOC) (GM-9)\nFour day course of instruction on designed to teach maintenance and troubleshooting the Mk 36 Mod 1 Decoy Launching System. Students must have satisfactorily completed GM "A" school.\n\nMk 75 Operation and Maintenance Course (GM-11) \n14-week course of instruction designed to teach Gunner's Mates the operation and maintenance of the 76mm 62 Caliber Gun Mount, Mk 75 Mod 0. The course also includes basic hydraulics, electricity, and electronics principles. Students must have satisfactorily completed GM "A" school.\n\n2. \n\nA VERY good class to take during High School to help on the ASVAB test is JROTC. Check in your local high school if they offer a Navy , Army, Air Force JROTC. If you join JROTC when you enlist when you are 18, after boot camp you will be automatically promoted to an E3 in the Navy, and E2 in the Army and AF. Coast Guard I believe you will be promoted to an E3. \n\nMake sure you get good grades, and pay close attention to your English literature classes, and of course Math and Science. But if you want to go to Gunners Mate, pay very close attention in Math, especially Calculas, Alebra, and Statistics, as well as Physics science classes. \n\n3. Stationing in the Coast Guard is very hard. Won't lie. After boot camp they will send you most likely down south, or to the West Coast, or if you're LUCKY the east coast. However, if you finish in the top 3 of your BLT (Boot camp, it is now called basic leadership training) you will have a VERY good say in where you wwant to be stationed. Don't think that the military doesn't think about where you want to be stationed. They do. Just work hard. Diligently, and make sur
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Hope you find what you are looking for at one of these links. <grin>\n\nhttp://www.gsosu.ascinet.com/troop_520/Insignia_Cadette_Senior.html\n\nhttp://www.phgsc.org/cadettesandseniorsIPP.htm\n\nhttp://jenefer.speedyweb.com/ipp.shtml\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Orchard/4866/\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/gsgreenneck/IPP.html\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5658/IPPlinks.html\n\nhttp://www.scoutingweb.com/scoutingweb/subpages/OldGrlPr.htm
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there are groups on msn,, my wife is in a lot of them,, not sure of the exact names , but something like military wives and girlfriends stuff like that,, it located in the groups section,, I'm sure yahoo might have something like that to.\n\nand as far as everyone saying FRG, i would stay away from them,, they don't help, and it's nothing but a gossip are for the officers wives and staff NCO wives from what I've seen,, i won't let my wife get pulled in to the one for my unit.
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I have heard about and it is absolutley appalling!  On a brighter note, there is a  national group of motorcycle- riding activists and veterans  called "Patriot  Guard Riders"out there that has been going to many of these same funerals, they however are doing a wonderful thing. They are either running interference between the protesters and the family, shielding the families from these ridiculos intruders, or simply showing up to show support for the fallen heros and their families.
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Hi. My husband was in the marine corp. and now he is in the army. You can call or email the USO  or the post office and ask them if they still do care packages for troops. You can go to school/church/or around your community and collect snacks, toiletries, international calling cards, big quantity of items can be sold in Sam's club. for women and men to Iraq. Thank you for thinking of our soldiers and troops. God bless you!
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i just got back and if you email me ill give the address of the group who took over for us.  they are national guard and could really use it.
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You might want to check with some of the local churches.  Even if you are not a member, they are likely to help.  Best of luck.
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go to www.anysoldier.com i am on there.PFC Alissa Ball-Simard, if you wat someone specific
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email me with more info on your organization i might be able to help.\nabeyantemail-address@yahoo.com
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The Kansas Adjutant General's Department oversees the various branches of the State Militia in Kansas.  The Department's main page is found at:\n\nhttp://www.accesskansas.org/ksadjutantgeneral/\n\nThere's an email link at the bottom of the web page mentioned above to the Public Information/Relations Director.  Click on this name and give it a try.\n\nI don't know how far this will get you as the information you're wanting to know might be private.... but heck, it never hurts to try.\n\nGood luck\n\nBill
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Try http://www.military.com/
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Contact a local veterans organization.  They will be able to help you.\n\nFort Hood is obvious but there may be deployed National Guard or Reserve units closer to you.
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You should try researching those organizations and if you are actually interested contact the members of those chapters.
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You can try classmates.com. They have a whole section for the military. I have registered there and have found many friends that were stationed with me.