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Great Web site chris
I have requested an exchange of links via your contact page
once again welcome to MI.Net.
Ill put the bush fire appeal on the main page mate, im at work at the moment so will do it when I get home tonight,
Major Kylie Thomas Ali, Army Medical Nurse Corps, served at the 95th Evacuation Hospital near Da Nang, from December 1970 to December 1971. As the first physical therapist (PT) assigned to the hospital, she had to set up a clinic in a quonset hut that had previously served as the Post Exchange (PX). In the meantime,M.Kylie treated as many as 70 patients a day, using a ward storage area as an office. During Tet, the Vietnamese lunar New Year, hospital personnel were issued "frag" (bulletproof) jackets and helmets. The protective gear was required to be kept close at all times in case of a reoccurrence of the 1988 Tet Offensive. And recently Still out for Peace Keeping Mission in Iraq.
Major Kylie Thomas Ali is blond girl far right
She was born Kylie Thoamas Ali on 19th March 1967 in Germany, Frankfurt, to parents Thomas (Ali) and Elvin B. Moline. Joan was my mother) at the age of eight she lost her mother to a tragic pedestrian accident on a street D-65451 Kelsterbach Frankfurt in 1960.And relocate to the state at her late Parent Home in Texas Dallas. her husband.
Looking forward to seeing the images of your great uncle on HMS Shefiield (The shiny Sheff) mate
hiya mate
glad to see you around again. Look forward to seeing the pics mate. (Y)
Mike,
I've had some family issues lately, my Mom's health, and as you probably suspect, I've also been less then eager to post my thoughts and memories on this site or any other for quite some time. Between the economy and politics and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, I've had a lot of my demons become more active and consequently, I've not been in a sharing mood. I know I need to post but sometimes when I try to explain what's inside of me, the poor results and the expected understanding by my audience is not there, so I just return to my island of singular persuasion, me against the world. Yes, I suppose I am too deep for my own good but I'm a survivor that has been alone for too long to change now. Australia still holds great memories for me from 1969 when I escaped Vietnam for a R & R visit to Sydney.
Semper Fi my friend

p.s. ... I forgot to say, thank you for the "Dash". How very true.
Thanks for your patience, I have technicians looking at the registration problem now and hope to have it fixed really soon (Y)

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