Military Policy & Weapons/Expert Profile

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User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
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Cody	10/27/09	9	10	10	10
jeff	10/27/09	10	10	10	10
William	10/13/09	10	10	10	10	thanks for your response
Loretta	10/12/09	10	10	10	10	Thanks, you have been great. Thank you .....

Recent Answers from Larry Weaver

2009-11-22 korean DMZ:

The Korean DMZ is crawling with people. Mostly military people. There are also farmers who have plots all the way up to the border. You are correct in that very little development has occurred in an otherwise

2009-11-18 Non Lethal Weapons:

You do not sound like the same person who wrote the question. Anyone reading the question would gasp and answer in the same fashion. The question warranted the same response given. Give the question to

2009-11-16 weapons engineering:

Most weapons engineers start as janitors making minimum wage. Usually the weapon engineers that are really good get hired as public school teachers. The remainder, work for large defence plants. One must

2009-10-27 Ga, unregistered gun, Army MP, prison:

Your brother is in deep trouble for a number of things but they can mostly be fixed. Being in possession of a firearm on a military installation is like being caught with a gun at a housing project. They

2009-10-22 Career Track: Psych. Ops. Officer:

Good choice. I think Psyops is still only a qualifier not a branch. So you need to be branch qualified first, then go to psyops school. Contact Fort Bragg where Psyops is located and talk with their officers