iPhone 3G

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Can't find who to credit for this but here is what I was able to pull up: http://disc.server.com/discussion.cgi?disc=26521;article=817;title=Military%20Message%20Board Bonnie Re; Point System Tue Jul 27, 2004 16:59 150.199.101.10 Hi Ellen, welcome. I found a nifty little newsletter called WWII Musings and it some good details about the point system used as of 1 Sep. 1945. Soldiers earned points according to # of months in the Army (1 pt. per month), # of months overseas (1 pt. per month), # of months in a combat zone (3 pts. per month), # of wounds received (6 pts. per Purple Heart) and # of dependent children under 18 (12 pts. per child). Additional credits were given for service performed with 5 pts. for every DSC, DSM, Legion of Merit, SS, DFC Soldiers Medal, BS, Air Medal, PH & Bronze Service Stars (Battle Participation Stars). Included were awards and decorations of foreign countries accepted and worn under War Dept. Regs. Each rank had its own required points for discharge. Colonels thru Majors needed 100 pts., Captains thru 2nd Lt's 85 pts., Warrant officers 80 pts. and enlisted men 80 pts. though that was dropped to 60 pts. by Nov. Because of his rank Audie would've needed a total of 85 pts. to get his discharge. I don't know if he listed his little sisters and brother as dependents but when he counted up all his months in service and overseas, time in combat, wounds and medals Audie said he had 146 pts.! Audie Murphy was never one to do ANYTHING half way! The Advanced Service Rating Score was a scoring system that awarded points to a soldier and was used to determine who were sent home first. At the end of the war in Germany and Italy, a total of 85points were required for a soldier to be allowed to return to the States. After Japan's surrender, the total points required dropped to 75 and was really only used to stage troops on the return voyages. Points were awarded for the following:
+1 Point for each month of service (between 16 Sept 1940 - 12 May 1945)
+1 Point for each month overseas (between 16 Sept 1940 - 12 May 1945)
+5 Points for first & each award received: DSC, LM, SS, DFC, SM, BS, AM, PH
+5 Campaign stars worn on theater ribbons
+12 Points for each child (< 18 yrs) up to a limit of 3 children. [I am not aware of points assigned to Officers.] As it turned out, thesoldiers assigned to support unitsusually had higher point score. Theaverage infantryman did not live long enough to collect enough points. If you have a copy of a service man's discharge papers, his ASRscore was entered in Block 55 at the bottom of the form.
For example: ASR (12 May 45) 86. See the Link on Points System for an explanation and an example of how to calculate the ASR score and some quotes from various sources about it. Custermen

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Yes, there's a quite easy way to do so, but you will have to use a 3rd party app. Personally I'm using the CopyTrans apps for years now and there's one app that also lets you create iPhone contacts groups. You'll find the link below.

If you get an iphone you dont have to get texting. But if you do text it will be charged onto your bill. But since its a smart phone you have to get internet

It starts with 2701131, and it is under neath where the battery would go

To add contacts to your iPhone simply dial the number and you will see the add contact option to save the number.

iMovie's Share menu provides a direct link to your YouTube or MobileMe account and an assortment of options to Export a movie. You will need a hosted web site to upload a movie to if you do not want to use YouTube or MobileMe.

You do not need to turn it on as it is software that is included as part of the latest iOS updates. You do need to ensure you are within an wifi network in order to use the service.

No, the data is stored in your non-volatile internal memory of the cell phone which has nothing to do with the battery. battery is only for powering the memory and other componets in the cell

The 3G Apple phones support Microsoft Office and other 3G smart phones such as Blackberrys do as well.

You lose the warranty you get from apple, and it can permanently break your phone.

settings -> wifi click on the arrow next to the "known" network you want to delete click "forget this network"

No you can't.

Yes, I used an iPhone case nit iPhone skin. Because iPhone skin is a sticker. It does not provide full protection to your iPhone. Go I use Gadgtezkart's iPhone cases all the time for my iPhone.

you need to be jailbroken and have winterboard installed

There are many but one is: 9.325

False, and Sagar is a pip

You can't. The radio chips inside determine which version of iphone you have. It is impossible to change out the chips yourself.

At the flea market @ Highway 27 & albion. Any phone outlet will do it, prices vary between $15 & $20.

i think it does or at least that is what my friend tony told me he has the 3g -Jim

I could not find the answer myself and I tried the following and it worked....

When you type the word and it gives you the suggestion for the word you do not want just X it out. Then keep typing that word and keep X'ing it out. After typing the misspelled word like 20 times and X'ing it out, it is GONE.... It stops defaulting to the misspelled word. Hope it works for you. It worked for me.

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Miami

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Fun size is basically 2 bite size added together.

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