are there briggs on the navy base in chicago illnois?
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there are brigs on every military installation, CONUS and OCONUS.
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you can look up on the internet and search for the database of NAVY UIC's that has the command hierarchy and you willi find it
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Yes, I read about it.\n\nHere's the Navy's official version:\nhttp://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq21-1.htm
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Their web site is:\n\nhttp://www.briggsandstratton.com/\n\nIf you want the U.S. English version of the Customer Service group, go to:\n\nhttp://www.briggsandstratton.com/display/router.asp?DocID=63755
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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 these\nhttp://hqinet001.hqmc.usmc.mil/HD/Home_Page.htm\nhttp://www.usmc.mil/marinelink/mcn2000.nsf/homepage?readform\nhttp://www.marines.com/page/usmc.jsp?flashRedirect=true
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Construction\nConstruction started May 1914 and in 1916 it was opened to the public. At the time it was the world's largest pier, 292 ft wide and 3000ft long (89m x 914m).\n\nThe pier was designed as a shipping and entertainment area. In its first decade, the Municipal Pier was successfully attracting both visitors and ships. It was also temporarily used as a military facility during the first world war.\n\n\nDecline\nBy the end of the 1920s, the Navy Pier's success started to decline. The introduction of cars and the opening of movie theaters created more competition for the Pier. Shipping started to decline in the 1930s due to the depression and the competition of transportation by trucks.\n\n\nNavy Pier\nIn 1927 the pier was renamed Navy Pier in honor of World War I veterans. It would turn out to be a prophetic name change, as the Navy Pier served as a naval training facility during the second World War. After the war it served as the Chicago branch of the University of Illinois. In 1965 the university moved to its new location and the Navy Pier started to decay.\n\n\nRedevelopment\nThe first step in the redevelopment of the Navy Pier was the 1976 restoration by Jerome R. Butler, Jr. of the Auditorium building at the eastern end of the pier. One year later it was designated a Chicago Landmark. Another step to the redevelopment of the Navy Pier was taken in 1989, when the city of Chicago and the State of Illinois installed the Metropolitan Pier & Exposition authority. At the same time they committed 150 million dollar for reconstruction of the pier as a recreational center. The renovation by Benjamin Thompson & associates started in 1992 and was completed in 1994. The result is a very successful recreational center next to Chicago's downtown area. With many attractions and 50 acres of parks and gardens It attracts more than 8 million visitors each year. \n\n\nHeadhouse & Auditorium\nThe two major buildings on the Navy Pier, Headhouse and Auditorium - both designed by the architect Charles Summer Frost and constructed in 1916 - have survived its ups and downs.\n\nThe most western building, a brick and terra cotta building with two prominent towers is the Navy Pier Headhouse. The name was derived from the area, which at the time was known as the Headlands. Each tower housed a huge 2-million liter tank for the fire sprinkler system. The Headhouse is now home to Chicago's children museum. At the western side of the building is the recent 19acre Gateway Park, featuring a modern, computerized granite fountain with 240 jets.\n\nAt the other end of the pier is the Auditorium, also known as the Hall. This beautiful building with a magnificent Grand Ballroom measures 138 ft by 150 ft (42m x 48m) and has a 100ft (30m) high half-domed ceiling.\n\n\nAttractions\nThe Navy Pier is home to many attractions, some may vary depending on the season. For a comprehensive list, prices and schedules have a look at Navy Pier's own website: www.navypier.com. Here's an overview of attractions found at the pier:\n\n- The most eye-catching is the 148 ft Ferris Wheel. It was modeled after the first ferris wheel built for the 1893 World Columbian Exposition.\n\n- Near the Ferris Wheel is a 44ft high musical carousel with 36 hand-painted animals.\n\n- The skyline stage, a 100ft high vaulted roof structure, is used as an ice skating rink during wintertime and as a 1500-seat theater during summer.\n\n- The Navy Pier features two museums: the Children's museum (www.chichildrensmuseum.org) and the Smith museum of Stained Glass Windows, which opened in 2000.\n\n- A 7 story Shakespeare theater complex with a 525 seat theater is another recent addition to the Navy Pier.\n\n- Other attractions are an 18 hole miniature golf course, a funhouse maze, a 40ft high wave swinger and an IMAX theater.\n\n- The Navy Pier is also a starting point for many boat trips. You have ample choice: You can take a trip on a 148ft high, four-masted schooner
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Berlitz is one of if not THE oldest language schools around. They have a Chicago location.\n\nBon chance!
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Yes you can.  http://www.usafis.org/\n\nHowever, considering you didn't bother to find that youself on the Internet, maybe you shouldn't be coming here.\n\nIn any case, good luck.
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Matter a fact I am pretty sure the U.S.Navy has an installation there anyway. Mass could fight back! There are several submarines at port there.
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http://unitpages.military.com/unitpages/unit.do?id=202011&ESRC=unitpages.kw\n\nhttp://www.military.com/Community/RegPage/1,14778,202011,00.html?member_internal_source=UNITPAGEMEMBERS&strGotoURL=http%3A%2F%2Funitpages.military.com%2Funitpages%2Fmembers.do%3Faction%3DviewByIndex%26startIdx%3D1%26id%3D202011\n\nThese are the only connections to the unit I could find so far. Still looking though. Is that ship still being used?
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I live in Eagle River.  Are you stationed at Elmendorf AFB?  You can come hang with me!  Just contact me via my profile.
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yeah good question!\nThere is one in Ft. Lauderdale I believe.
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the first website is military.com's unit registry so you'd have to sign up but that's a link to the registry for the uss dyess. the second is a listing i found of some people that were on it(not all are the dates you need). hope they help!
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Wentworth Miller live in Chicago??
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here is a sight go down the list and click on it\n http://www.idoc.state.il.us/subsections/facilities/instaddress.shtml
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The Chicago Public Schools web site is:\n\nhttp://www.cps.k12.il.us\n\nThere is some relevant information.  If you want more, can I suggest calling?  1-773-553-1000 is the main switchboard.\n\nBest of luck!