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Right now in Milton we are at a heightened security posture, but no major plans yet.

All members of the DoD, please let us know your status if possible.

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i remember hearing on tv something about the highest level DELTA?  and something else was charlie

 

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I'm checking in for Tom.  I haven't talked to him, but our mom talked to Tammy (Tom's wife.)  She said Tammy couldn't get ahold of him but that was probably because the whole base (Shaw AFB) was shut down.  She was on her way to go get JT and bring him home from school, that was around 12:00.  Every state building here in WV is shut down.

My prayers go out to everyone.

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3 of my friends were pulled out of class today.  (army reserves)

My brother in law was called back to base at Whiteman AFB in MO.  Another retired cousin figures he'll be called back also

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i know our base is on its highest alert the hole base is on lock down, military only with full scale checks and searches.

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Looks like things are going to be hard for all of us for awhile. Time for the country to pull together. When the guilty party is found, MAY GOD HAVE MERCY ON THERE SOULS, because the United States will not.

(Edited by Stepside Z at 6:21 pm on Sep. 11, 2001)

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I'm here.  Long day at work.  Don't really need to go into alot of detail.  I'll just say were ready and standing by.  and like all military/government facilities, the highest level of security.

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(Edited by MountaineerTom 99Z71 at 8:30 pm on Sep. 11, 2001)

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2 guys got pulled outta my gf's chem class today.  It really scared her.  

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Just got off the base for the first time this week.  All is well.  Can't go into details, but the President placed a 911 call this week and the MARINES are saddled up and ready!  For all those that are spiritual, pray for the missing and deceased, pray for each other, and pray for those about ready to be placed in harms way!!

"And I looked and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and #### followed with him".  Rev 6:8

Semper Fi

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Alive and well in the U. S. AIR FORCE in South Korea.  I'm suppose to move back to the States in about 46 days, but I'll have to wait and see what happens with that.  Keep the Faith!

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