Lt. Gen William B. Caldwell IV is currently the commanding general of U. S. Army North at Fort Sam Houston near San Antonio Texas.

Honestly if you are leaving him then call a lawyer and get a legal seperation.

Then you should be able to take the papers to your rental company and they may work with you. You might want to just try talking to your landlord anyway and see what he/she says.

Honestly if you are leaving him then call a lawyer and get a legal seperation.

Then you should be able to take the papers to your rental company and they may work with you. You might want to just try talking to your landlord anyway and see what he/she says.

Kurt was primarily raised in Aberdeen Washington

Do you mean "Can a SEAL have a kid with another woman, even though he is married?"

The answer to that is no. Adultery is a crime in the military that can be punished under UCMJ. However, it is very hard to prove because of the typical lack of evidence. It cannot just be a "he said, she said" case. Most adultery cases end out being charged as inappropriate fraternization. For officers, this charge can be a career killer and, most enlisted usually get general discharges for it. If the accused had a child, like your question asked, then the SEAL would probably be charged with adultery since the child is proof of the illicit relationship. He would most likely be removed from the SEALs and busted down a rank or two. He woud also recieve an official reprimand in his military record. His career would be over and he would be discharged within time as "other than honorable".

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I need the answers from RETIRED military only. I need these for an argument essay I am writing for my AP/Dual Credit English class. Please and Thank You.

Yes, they do.

A Vietnam veteran, Ronald Ridenhour, threatened to reveal what he had been told about My Lai. This forced the United States Army to conduct an investigation into the incident. The official inquiry resulted in the court martial of only Lt. Calley. The Army did take steps to prosecute others involved in My Lai. About two dozen men were charged, including Captain Medina, but Calley was the only one convicted. On 29 March 1971, Calley was convicted of the premeditated murder of 22 civilians. (He had been accused of killing 109) He was sentenced to life in prison at hard labor. President Nixon intervened on Calley's behalf and ordered him to serve his sentence under house arrest. Various appeals brought his sentence down to 20 and then 10 years. Calley was released after serving three and one half years under house arrest, most of the time served at his apartment in Fort Benning, during which time he was allowed visits by his girlfriend. Many felt (feel) he was the scape-goat for My Lai. From the information I can find on the net, at sites like Find Law.com, William Calley is currently living in Ohio, is 63 or 64 years old, and working as a jeweler. MrV

I know one is Addilynn May

Usually the ball in Temecula is at Pechanga Casino and Resort.

Yes. Pursuant to a memo from Secretary provided to same-sex spouses of members of the US military. The benefits that are immediately available as of February 11, 2013 include survivor benefit plan beneficiary for retirees.

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Yes, effective February 11, 2013. This benefit was specifically enumerated among those that are available immediately to same-sex spouses of US military personnel in a memo from Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta. This represents a change in policy as of this date.

Joseph S Benner was a marvellous writer on spiritual matters around the turn of the 1900's. He wrote, as far as I know, "the Way to the Kingdom", "the Impersonal Life", "Brotherhood", "The Teacher", "Wealth", "The Way Out" and "The Way Beyond" I have the first three of these books in my collection. Especially "The Way to the Kingdom" has hugely instrumetnal in shaping my own spritual undertanding. He wrote these books anonymously and it was only in later years that I was able to discover his name. I believe that there is a special Trust in his name that works to distrubute his books, which are published by De Vorss and compay. I absolutely recommend the ones I have read. posted by Andre Walters

Uniformed Services Identification and Privilege Card. It is the term used to describe the ID card, usually for family members of an active duty military member. This is commonly referred to as a "Dependent ID Card", though this term is deemed by some as derogatory toward the family member.