where do I post to find someone in the navy, special operations, first name only?
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You will be unable to get any information.  The Navy will only release information under certain circumstances, and you would not only need to have full name, you would also need their SS number and a damn good reason why you need to contact them.  \n\nYou can go to Military.com, and post a "looking for" message on their buddy finder, but the odds are small that you will have any luck.
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go to http://www.military.com\nThey have "buddy finder" thousand and thousand listed there.\nI have found a lot of people there.\nDefinitely check it out.\nYou may have to register to access.\nBut it will be worth the trouble.\nI BET YOU FIND WHO YOU LOOKING FOR!!!!!!!!
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AKO Address is "firstname.lastname@us.army. mil"  Sometimes there are more than one personed of that name, so the convention is to add a number to the end or include the middle initial (firstname.M.lastname1@us.army. mil)\n\nIf you know where the person is stationed, or his unit, you can contact that base via phone.  Base phone #s can be found at http://www.army.mil  within "Army A-Z" under the "search" window.\n\nHis family should also know how to contact him, if you know them too.
830661
I have a nephew who is a Chief Petty Officer in the Navy and he is a recruiter too.  If you want, you can e-mail me through the link on my posting and I can put you in touch with him.
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http://www.anysoldier.com\nhttp://www.anymarine.com
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Maybe try something like vetfriends.com - my hubby is ex-navy and he likes those kinds of sites. Thanks for serving!
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togetherweserved.com, but I must warn you...if you’re not highly decorated and war injured, you better be careful what you say over there...on  postings and threads, or they'll eat you alive. Best to be as anonymous as possible if you’re not mainstream (pro-war) you might get unwanted company. S/F
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START WITH NAVY.MIL, MAY BE DESTROYED....  BUT SURF THE NAVY WEBSITE.. SHOULD GET IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
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I am in the Navy and can give it a try. Send me his/her full name and I'll get back to you. \n\njdnemmer@yahoo.com
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http://www.anysoldier.com/\n\nits a good thing for him to do, if I was over there I would love to get mail from someone like him.
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Do you have his rank or anything like that. If so you can ask for him/her by rank and name,  If not it will be difficult to find him/her. \nDo you know his branch of military too that would narrow it down.\nsorry this is all  i can tell you
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I found some sites with information about a John Willey. I hope at least one of these is the soldier you are looking for.
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you might try contacting the USNA or the Navy for biographical information.
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I am not going to mislead you - but this will be very tough. Not too long ago, finding US servicemen was very simple to do through the service locators. With new concerns over privacy and the release of personal information, the rules have been severely tightened. You can try using one of the locators (I have linked the site below), but the different PERSCOMS have very strict rules and guidelines as to whom they will release information to. In general, if you do not have a legal standing (such as family members, court orders etc.) and if you don't have the service members personal information (SSN, HOR, BPED etc.) you aren't going to get very far. If you know the unit he/she belongs to - it might be easier to try and contact them and have a "please contact me" message passed on. Without any of this, however, your outlook is very bleak.
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Try military.com under community (I think) there is a buddy finder option. If they are singed up you can find them.
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there are public places such as miltary.com where you can search their 'buddy finder' but there is no offical database that the public has access to.  \n\nUnless you are listed on a servicemember's page 2, you are NOT authorized to receive any information about them from the military.
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try google, classmates.com, reunion.com for starters.  Also try the white pages, that also is a good source.  My First Shirt from my first duty station located me via classmates.  I hadn't seen him since 1980.