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StevenMann
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ARMA Mobile, Alabama

Postby StevenMann » Thu Apr 02, 2009 8:40 pm

Does anyone know if this group is still active? I sent an email about four days ago, and haven't received a response. I would really like to become a part of the ARMA, as I like the focus of the ARMA approach to realistic, effective European martial arts.
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John Bentley
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Re: ARMA Mobile, Alabama

Postby John Bentley » Sun Apr 05, 2009 10:46 pm

StevenMann wrote:Does anyone know if this group is still active? I sent an email about four days ago, and haven't received a response. I would really like to become a part of the ARMA, as I like the focus of the ARMA approach to realistic, effective European martial arts.


Steven,

I have been trying to get in touch with you for about a week. Your email doesn't seem to be working. My replies all get bounced back without being delivered. Send me another email with a phone number so I can contact you.

John Bentley
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