how can i find a friend that is inlisted in the military?
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If you're in the military you can use the military website and your own ID/Password hoo'ah. If not, you can contact the nearest recruiter in your friends branch of service and ask them to help you out. But they might want to sign you up when you go to visit hoo'ah. United States ARMY, South Korea. Bringing to fight to you!!!
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Try www.friendsreunited.com
188031
Try your local base, if you don't have a local base go to the VFW. \nThe VFW can help you locate him if you know his name and rank.
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If he is currently active duty, then you could talk with someone at your local red cross or USO (probably in your nearest international airport).  They can also provide you with a mailing address for him if he is overseas.  If he is not currently on active duty, eg. if you are looking for a unit he previously served in, then www.military.com might have the answers you are looking for.  Disbanded units often hold reunions, which are listed on the site too.  Good luck.
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try searching on google for friend tracing or visit friendsreunited.com
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You can try searching for them on Yahoo 360. If they have a page, you can try to connect to them as a friend.
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Go to Military.com....sign up, plug in the base or name of the person.  It's not very easy because so many people have the same name, but it's worth a shot.  Good luck.
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www.classmates.com\nThey have a military section that might be able to help with your search.
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You can search for that friend on the ICQ.Best of luck
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Yeah Military.com. He'll be on there if he wants to be found. You can also try Intelius.com, but they'll charge you about $20 to find him.
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military.com (if you register, they have a buddy finder site)
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Find your local AF recruiter
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It depends on who they are and how much you know about them. If they are family, you can ask for a welfare check through the Red Cross if you haven't heard from them in a while. This only works for family, because you have to have a lot of information (Social, DOB, Last known location, etc). Also, know that he/she will probably get scolded by their commander for not keeping in touch with their family once the message is sent. \nIf it is just an old friend, do you have any idea where they were stationed? I know that with Air Force personnel, you can usually get e-mail through to them by using the following format:\nfirst.last@basename.af.mil\nI don't know if that also works for other services. Otherwise, if you know what the person's job was, and what their last base was, you can try calling to the base operator at that base, asking for their old unit, then see if anyone there knows them. If that doesn't work, you might try calling the base's public affairs office and ask them to look for the name in their "alpha roster." That may or maynot work, depending on how vigilant the person you talk to is. Last ditch effort, get in touch with the person's family back home. They usually know where their soldier is.   Hope something in here helps.
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i was in nam in the army but if u are trying to find him go to vietnamvets.com u may have some luck there.
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You could try www.friendsreunited.com
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It all depends on what you are looking for? Contact, location or conversation?   But try Yahoo chat and IM (instant message) for one thing,  go to Government/Military Chat\nand there you will find active Military men and woman on line.  Close YOUR contact window (on line status) so you are shown as off line and nobody can contact you.  Then check out all the profiles to see who you would like to talk to.
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Military.com has a buddy finder, but you have to join to use it. Membership is free.\n\nBest of luck.