fixedOriginally Posted by Squeamous
Manicgeek would know if he ever watched the news
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fixedManicgeek would know if he ever watched the news
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My only recent info re: soldiers and passports comes from my nephew who recently spent his spring break out here with me.
He is a third year cadet at West Point.
Whenever traveling off campus (base?) he is required to carry a special military passport, presumably for emergency use to reconnect to his assigned unit wherever they may have gotten to in his absence.
I have no idea what the procedure is when a unit is shipped overseas- obviously they do not go through Iraqi Customs (if such a thing even exists).
"I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg
Long live Hissyfit
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It depends. Some countries allow an U.S. military I.D. - to be used as a passport.
-bd
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Using a U.S. Military I.D. as a passport is suicide. Shirley.
Now go away.
Long live Hissyfit
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Using a U.S. Military I.D. as a passport is suicide. Shirley.
Only if you're going to Wisconsin. They don't like us merkins.
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