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Jake_Norwood
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So I'm not actually going to Chicago...

Postby Jake_Norwood » Thu May 01, 2003 10:22 pm

About 2 months ago I wrote that I was probably moving to Chicago. Weeeelllllll....that's the difference between "probably" and "maybe." As it turns out now for a number of reasons I'll be joining the US Army as an officer, probably starting in the Signal Core. I'll be going to basic in September or October. I have, therefore, a number of questions"
1) I know that a lot of ARMAteers are military. Todd Sullivan, Tim Sheetz, Casper Bradak's in the Reserves, etc. How many military guys are there in the ARMA? How easy is it to start a study group on a military installation?
2) This is slightly OT, so please reply to this by PM or better yet by email to [email]arma@theriddleofsteel.net.[/email] What am I gonna have to do to really get ready for basic? I'd like some advice from sources I trust.

Thanks for your time.

Jake
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Re: So I'm not actually going to Chicago...

Postby Chris Jarko » Mon May 05, 2003 12:54 pm

Jake -

I replied to the E-mail addy you listed below.

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Chris Jarko
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