Remember you can schedule times to meet others too. I don't have to be around for you to use it.

M1

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I'd like to know if this is going to be a "GO". Are you planning on becoming a member of our Chat Room? I'd like to get an idea of who will be participating in the near future.

I'd like to hear from more than two people. Please and thanks!

I am scheduling a meeting tonight, October 19, 2007 at 7:00 PM EST

If anyone is interested, drop by the Chat Room for a visit and some fun. I may have to skip out on occasion because a new gal is working the store this evening, so she may need my help. But if all goes well, I will be there and looking for some of you.

Remember you have to sign up for an account when it takes you to the log-in screen if you haven't done so already.

If you log-out, you have to log back in. If you can type, then that means you are still in a current session and are a-okay.

So please sign up when you get to the link. It only takes a couple of minutes. All your info is guarded as it is here, so no need to worry.

Everyone can talk ,all of us at once if need be, can't wait.

Come everybody, get logged on.

Moose.

As time progresses and the site and forum grows, I am getting more and more letters from people wanting personal contact info for members of the 101st Airborne Division, etc. While many of you have legitimate requests regarding these men, you must understand that many of these men get bombarded on an almost daily basis.

Please know that they are good-hearted guys and certainly don't mind signing a book or answering a question from time to time, but sometimes it gets to be too much for them. We all have to realize that they have private and full lives to lead. Therefore I ask that you not write to me and ask for their personal information.

I showed one vet all the email I got asking for his contact info. I told him that I respected his privacy and that I DID NOT give this out. He smiled and said, "Thank you!" He then went on to tell me how many requests he gets and that while he likes to help, he can't always reply with people's requests. He said that many times he doesn't have answers to the questions, nor does he have the time to answer all the mail he receives. He went onto say that several people keep sending him the same requests and sometimes he just gets fed up and simply deletes the mail.

This is something I do for them out of friendship and respect and I thank you in advance for your cooperation and understanding. I am more than happy to forward legitimate questions, etc., then it's a personal decision on their part and I'm not placed in an uncomfortable position.