How many of you retired servicemen are Private investigators?
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Contact the Local Better Business Bureau.  They will be able to direct you to some local Private Investigators in your area. \n\nThe local VA in your area might be of assistance also.  \n\nOtherwise the link below can assist you in finding a PI in your area.
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WOW,  one in about 10,000.  Sounds like it's anarchy in the streets as the entire military opposes the war.  And a 1st LT at that.  That's not even a real officer - the coward.\n\nHey I noticed you took down that phony pic from your avatar of the Purple Heart license plate you were pretending to have.  Good move.  Conscience get to you or was that advice from your "lawyer"?  That was one of the most despicable acts I've ever seen a non military person do if you ask me.\n\nAnd since you apparently don't have a valid email according to yahoo - I thought you deserved an answer I will answer your last email to me here.  Just so we all understand, I'll include a copy of your note.\n\nFrom: cantcu \n\nSubject: Military.. \n\nMessage: I was in the military for 8 years active! Wanna see my DD214?\n\nYour remarks are libelous and if I were you, you better be damn careful where you tread because you are full of BS.\n\nKets compare our discharges. If you have one!! \n\n\nMY RESPONSE\n\nLet's see that 214.  Scan it & email it to me.  BTW, what did they suggest  you do with it at discharge?  What was that MOS again? What is "pinger" to a GI?  \n\nI notice it  took a month to answer one of half a dozen questions I asked you.  I suppose you had to Google it?\n\nSo sue me jack*ss.  I can't wait till your attorney says you have no actionable damages.  Let me put it into terms even you might understand. \n\nAs you're sniveling in her office, your attorney asks "Now, now little cantcu, what's the problem?  You wipe your tears and reply, "This guy is saying I was never in the military.  It's making me look like a real poser on a Q&A forum where nobody knows who I am".  And then she says, "Hum, cantcu you've got a real problem.  Since knowbody knows who you are, that's going to be a tough one."  \n\nSince you don't have a real job, as you hear it, you breakdown and start crying again because you were  expecting a really big pay day.  \n\nBlubbering through your tears, you ask very eloquently, "Huh?"  She relies "Yeah, sorry dumb *ss, its going to be hard to prove how you were liabled under an annonymous screen name." And you very eloquently ask once again but this time louder,   "HUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!"  \n\nShe's says, "Hit the road.  Besides, you are a f*cking POSER."  "Somebody get this poser out of here", she yells in revultion.\n\nNo charge for the legal advice, POSER.\n\nHold on, let me check that email account & pull up that 214.  Is it there yet? Nope, didn't think so.\n\nAs for my service, US Air force AFSC 303X3. My squadron was responsible for more kills during Vietnam (it was a war right?) than any other military MOS or SC.  Have an extra pair of clean pink panties with you sometime and we can talk about it.\n\nHmm, maybe that's why I find your POSING so reprehensible.
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It is sad to state that with over 2,500 US KIA & MIA since the beginning on March 20th 2003, it turns to be an average of more than 2 servicemen a day. 2 more each passing day...\n\nNews like news and as soon as something turns into a "daily matter" they bury the subject. \n\n2 servicemen names would have had to be honored in sharing a same daily headline since 3/20/03... If any newspaper had launched such a frontpage I can't imagine what politicians would have done...
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A little over 358,000 men and women currently on active duty.  Number changes almost daily which is why I'm giving an estimate.
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Yes they are hiding it.  and No, i'm not an alien but i have met a few of them.  lmao.  I used to work in the Navy in special forces, in there we see things.  thats all i'm saying.
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By HOPE YEN, Associated Press Writer 5 minutes ago \nWASHINGTON - \nPersonal data, including\nSocial Security numbers of 26.5 million U.S. veterans was stolen from a Veterans Affairs employee this month after he took the information home without authorization, the department said Monday. \nLast year, more than 260,000 veterans could not sign up for services because of cost-cutting. Audits also have shown the agency used misleading accounting methods and lacked documentation to prove its claimed savings."\n\nWell, this administration appears to have issues without having anything stolen.\n\nThose in the service 1975 and after are many military who were in quite a few skirmishes that the government had, including those in Iraq.\n\nI hope they have hard copies somewhere, which they probably don't. Proving a negative is going to be hard for a lot of men who are eligible for benefits. How do you get benefits if you can't prove you are eligible for them? It will be up to the serviceman to prove, Hate to be them.\n\n26.5 MILLION RECORDS from 1975 to present
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check this \nhttp://www.fabjob.com/private-investigator-sample.html
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Better question: How many innocent people would have been murdered without the Us Army?
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I have a Husband who is in the Air Foce and is deployed right now. I also have a brother in law who is Deployed. I have Alot of friends in the military as well that are deployed. My cousin too. My whole family has in ome point been military.
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Most retired military personal have had between 20 and 30 years of formality. That's a long time to deal with that sort of behavior...but usually the people who don't want to be called "sir" are Non-commissioned Officer Sargent's and so on.  They do not want to be confused with "Officers" non-coms work for a living...
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Try Military.com it might help as they have quite a few members.
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Not over the entire Area 51.   Unlike much of the Nellis range, the area surrounding the Groom Lake is permanently off-limits both to civilian and normal military air traffic. The area is protected by radar stations, and uninvited guests are met by helicopters and armed guards. Should they accidentally stray into the exclusionary "box" surrounding Groom's airspace, even military pilots training in the NAFR are reportedly grilled extensively by military intelligence agents.\n\nPerimeter security is provided by uniformed private security guards working for EG&G, who patrol in desert camouflage Jeep Cherokee and Hum-Vee vehicles, and more recently champagne coloured Ford F-150 pickups and gray Chevy 2500 4X4 pickups. Although the guards are armed with M16s, no violent encounters with Area 51 observers have been reported; instead the "camo dudes" generally follow visitors near the perimeter and radio for the Lincoln County sheriff. Modest fines (of around $600) seem to be the norm, although some visitors and journalists report receiving follow-up visits from FBI agents. Some observers have been detained on public land for pointing camera equipment at the base. Surveillance is also conducted using buried motion sensors and by HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopters.
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Why are you asking?  Unless you are Military, you don't need to know Locations...and if you ARE Military getting ready to Deploy, then you already know.\nAnd for those of you who give this Location out, I sure as hell hope to God you don't ever have to have my DH's back or those of his Soldiers....\nRemember OPSEC?  Or, has that gone out with this 'softer and more friendly' Military?
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Private Detective or historian. I guess
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At this moment--108. The only states with more are California-253, Texas-213, Pennsylvania-117, and New York-111. \n\nOhio also has the only MIA -- Sgt. Keith "Matt" Maupin who has been missing since April 9, 2004.
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the FBI believes there are 30 to 50 in the United States at any given time. Experts estimate they average about 70 victims a year in total.
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I read an article last week that made me mad. They currently have a paid voluntary army. It's reported that at any given time like even now during this war time that 25% are ALWAYS on vacation! They usually show up on pay day and during important excerizes only 2/3 of them show up.