Is there anyway I can find out if a soldier in iraq is ok?
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You can contact the Red Cross.  They will probably ask you his name, S.S.#, rank and what area in Iraq he is in.  Be prepared to answer their questions, but they usually can tell you if you know about the soldier.
129959
I found out that my boyfriend can't be shipped back to Iraq...EVER! I'm so relieved!\n\nThanks yielding. He'll really appreciate that.
490944
Most likely he is in the field on maneuvers. If he isn't in the green zone you wont hear from him because of security reasons. There are quite a few fake profiles on this web site that post on these pages daily. I want you to know that it is Republican propaganda. I think it is really cruel, and they do it to get points. These people are sick, and mostly high school children that have never seen a day of combat. I am sure you will recognize who they are, one of them is on the top 10 high scoring page in Politics. Check him out!!! There are more too, and they post they are in Iraq, and everything is just beautiful. You wont see any Yahoo posts from soldiers in a security risk area like Iraq unless your in the Indian Ocean on a ship. Your going to have to be patient, and he will have a chance for leave in 6 months or so. I hope this helps..
770354
That depends on what has occured.  Has the animal bitten someone?  Is this a repeated offense?  Has the service member been charged with animal cruelty?  Trying to run a shelter?  Trying to establish a breeding business on base?\n\nThe commander can order the service member to do anything that is for the "good of the command".  So, if the commander has determined that the soldier is violating laws/regulations, in danger of violating laws/regulations, creating a health hazard, or has dangerous animals, then the answer is "YES".
550325
I am in IRAQ right now and getting ready to leave next month.To the best of my knowledge all bases have phones (pay and DSN(digital sattelite network)internet access and most of all mail).DSN phones are free but usually have a certain time limit due to many soldiers wanting to use them.The base I am on is considered a " green" zone.For the most part we are very safe here.The military takes very good care of the troops over here.Of course there are troops that do not have it as good as we do here.Some of the smaller FOB`s(forward operating base)are not fully equipped as the base i`m on.You should have no trouble communicating with your uncle.Tell him i said to be safe.
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Find out his branch, unit, theater of operations, and years served.  Then research his unit and try to find it on the web.  I am in the process of doing the same thing.  If you need help contact me via e-mail I may be able to help a little more if I know the specifics.  monkeyshine39@yahoo.com
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http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/index.html                                                                                                  You can search by name or date.
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The page below is a contact where the army will answer any questions you have by email.\n\nhttp://www.goarmy.com/contact/email_us.jsp
896276
You can try calling the Family Support group for the State he was depoyed with or you can try WWW.GIsearch.com  Good Luck!
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go to google, and type in his name. If there were any stories on it they would be listed. Your best option would be to try the newspaper from the base he was stationed at in the states. Good luck finding any. My husband was injured, and there was not a story on him, or the mission he was on.
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Jericho.. you should be ashamed of yourself, willing to violate PERSEC like that.  you have NO GUARENTEE WHATSOEVER that the question asker is legit.  NOR do you have the right to abuse your access to the system and go snooping around looking for somebody's contact information, let alone passing it on without their knowledge or permission.\n\nTo the OP:  if you are close with your father and he just got there, be patient.  sometimes it takes a while to get an address or email account set up.  he may not even HAVE regular access to communication.  He will contcat you when he is able.  If you are not close, then you are TOL UNLESS you can provide the American Red Cross with his full name, rank, duty station and last known location.  IF they can find him they will do a Welfare check which basically lets him and his Command know that someone is looking for him, but they CANNOT nor will not force him to contact you in any way if he tells them he doesn't want to.
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All deployed soldiers have signed a form telling the Army specifically who can get information about them.  If you're not on that list, you're persona non grata as far as the Army is concerned and you will get nowhere with them.\n\nThe Red Cross will only help you in emergency situations and then only after verifiying the emergency through an outside source.\n\nYour best bet is through family or a friend.
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www.veteransagency.mod.uk\n\nmight be able to help\nor\nwww.armed-guard.co.uk
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Here is a website that contains addresses of soldiers in Iraq and Afganistan. Not all soldiers have internet access. Many of them are out in the middle of no-where. But they deeply appreciate receiving packages. And with Christmas approaching what better way to support our troops than by sending them a box filled with homemade cookies, candy, and small gifts? Here is the website where you can contact our troops.\n\nhttp://anysoldier.com/WhereToSend/
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I don't know if you can anymore but years ago when my brothers were in Beirut we called the Red Cross to make sure they we OK, the Red Cross used to keep a list of soldiers and where they are stationed, I hope everything is OK. Good Luck! :-)
1111534
You can ask a police officer in your area. If you know the names of the people that may help you. Its not nosy, you have a right to know if your neigborhood is safe.
984353
Ask to see their DD 214, its their discharge paperwork, its really the only way to truely know.