MILITARY HOPS GAZETTE
VOLUME 1, ISSUE
1
MAY 20TH, 2002
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on Dirk's Get Together at Charleston AFB on May 24th and 25th. (Bob
Meagle)
"Hello Everyone. Let me give y'all some information about the party and then pose some questions. First, I know that it's silly to point out; but remember to have your ID card with you. Access to the base is somewhat restricted and that ID card helps ease the way. Next, the Charleston Club" is an "all ranks" club at Chasn AFB. Membership is not necessary for entry; but again, be sure to have your ID card with you. The club is located in Bldg 325 and it's phone# is (843) 963 3920. The phone # for the pax terminal is (843) 963 3082/3083 and you can get some flight infothere. It is not a Reserve training weekend at the AFB so there should be a lot of space at the BOQ's. Lodging aboardthe AFB is called the "Inns of Charleston" and that phone # is (843) 963 3806. I'm not sure of their "Space-A"reservation policy. When I stayed there last week, the charge was $26.50 which ain't bad for the Chasn area. The Dining Facility Mgr at the AFB, MSGT Lotito has kindly offered his assistance and the use of some of the DF equipment. We are currently planning on a simple meal menu, charcoal grilled "burgers 'n dogs", macaroni salad(both with and w/o tuna for you "purists"), pretzels, chips, pickles, olives, salt/pepper. We'll also have paper plates, napkins, etc there too. I think that it will be easier to make a couple of runs to the BX/Comm/Class VI store to get whatever beverages y'all wish rather than for me or Dirk to decide. I have reserved one of the picnic pavillions near"outdoor rec" and we'll have signs of sorts out to direct you. That's where we're at so far. I'm open to
comments,suggestions,
or questions and you should be able to "hotlink" to my e-mail above.
Now,
tell me what I've forgotten and/or what else you'd like to have. Oh,
one
more thing. Please let Dirk know how many to expect so that we have an
appropriate amount of food prepared. Thanks. I'm looking forward to
seeing the "GA crowd" again and to meeting new friends. Bob
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FROM
THE EDITOR
Welcome to the first issue of the Military Hops Gazette.
The contents of this publication includes current news of interest to
those
hardy souls who fly Space Available and other travelers. It contains an
article about Dirk's Get Together in Charleston on May 24th.. Other
news
is that Skip has a new version of his Space Available Travel Guide in
production The "Featured Trip Report of the Month"
was
posted on the I receive a great deal of military and travel discount information from many sources on a weekly basis. I wll cull them and highlight them in the newsletter. I'll also view Dirk's board and include selectiv For example here is some info on two Military Retiree Handbooks: "FEDweek has just published both The 2002 Retired Military
Personnel Handbook and The 2002 Military Reservist Handbook.These new
"in-print" comprehensive handbooks are very valuable to the military
community (active and reservist) and are specifically designed to guide
you through every aspect of your
retirement and reservist benefits that you have earned, as well The newsletter icludes an article on Space A favorite vacation spots like the Iwakuni article we did for Allen Jeska. He just posted his trip report on Dirks board. Iwakuni Tour Guide (For Allen) The site's updates for Military and Veteral Travel Ed
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