Re: Family in RAF?

September 15, 2001

You didn't offend me. I was just wondering. I was stationed over there when

I was little and was just wondering. The American military often uses

Mildenhall as a lay-over before going to Germany. I don't remember how to

spell the base our friend is at, but he is in Bermany with the Army. I am

just afraid everyone will be in this whether they like it or know it.

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>Reply-To: cfparents

>To: " CF Parents " cfparents >

>Subject: Family in RAF?

>Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2001 08:47:06 +0100

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>Not sure why the question was asked, but no I do not. I do have friends

>with family in the RAF and also in the Reserves and RAF Cadets.

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>It doesn't make any difference to me. I still feel the same way. But my

>post was not meant to offend if it has I apologise sincerely. I am just

>scared for the WORLD (and for me and mine).

>I am also a pessimist which doesn't really help in this situation. I

>prefer to think that things will be bad then if they are they don't hurt as

>much as the disappointment of hoping they are good and then finding out

>they are bad or worse. Of course, if things turn out good then I am elated

>and that feeling is worth the worry of being a pessimist.

>

>This is also the way I deal with Shelby's cf.

>

>Love Grandma Maggs

>

September 17, 2001

Is Mildenhall in England, I missed this post too. My husband just flew in

from there today, it was a stop over. Damn, dont know what I am allowed to

say, and what I am not allowed to say, hate this part of the military stuff,

am always told to watch what I am saying, lol, me of all people. Maybe he

wasnt so far from you, take care.

September 18, 2001

I'm no longer over there, but yes Mildenhall is in England. I think the

german base MAY be Ramstein. Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that is

the name. We have some really good friends in Germany right now. He's an

officer in the army with an artillary division.