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Comment on 88M in the Army- I would like to hear from someone who has been thru it? by schmal13

schmal13 — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 05:44:45 +0000

I am an 88M in the military (National Guard). I’ve been deployed twice. My first deployment was doing ECP guard at first, but then we switched to truck driving after a few months. My second deployment was detainee ops. I’ve also been called up for emergency relief – Hurricane Katrina. My unit has also had the chances to do goodwill missions in Nicaragua and Africa.
When we were doing truck driving in Iraq, our trucks were shot at and we had IEDs. Many people received Combat Action Badges. Some of us did gun trucks and others were tractor/trailers.

If you really want to be an MP, try the ASVAB again and work toward improving your line score. There are books out there to help you improve your score. I suggest you don’t settle for an MOS you’re not sure you want.

Comment on i did insurance fraud? by stanvandamn69

stanvandamn69 — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 04:49:18 +0000

All the stuff in the above answer is correct but there is a cheeky way out of it all.

Rather than deal with your insurance company why not ring the insurance of the person who hit you in the rear directly. That way they will just pay you out without investigating.

Ill explain in a bit more detail. When you use your own insurance your insurance company do a number of checks to see if they can idemnify you (put you back in the position you were before). So for example as your not a driver on your friends jeep they wont idemnify you as your not covered.

But you were hit in the rear and that cars insurance company are liable for any damage they have caused you. Even if you have no insurance they have to deal with you directly which will probably shock a lot of people.

Comment on i did insurance fraud? by lucy

lucy — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 04:49:18 +0000

ok even though police report was not filed, they will question the date since most likely the other party maybe able to prove it was on march 30;

if your friends car was rear ended should not be found at fault; if he stated the brakes don’t work, they can have a mechanic check out and verify; but then if due to maintenance, it would have been his responsibility to have replaced or repaired.

why state his girlfriend was driving and not you; is it because you dont have a valid license or suspended?

bty; insurance companies have special investigators that work for them. when you hear the term SIU, means special investigation unit. if they suspect lying, they will investigate this and all of you will be on a data base that in the future any other claim comes up, will put out a red flag.

also the girlfriend will also have to lie and state driving; somewhere in the recorded statements when they play back they will catch that this does not make sense.

Comment on i did insurance fraud? by Lew

Lew — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 04:49:18 +0000

If there was no damage you should have asked them if they would be ok with not reporting it. If it’s your fault, and the army doesn’t know about it, I’d keep it that way. You didn’t know you needed to report it. to your chain, because it was already taken care of.

Comment on i did insurance fraud? by car253

car253 — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 04:49:18 +0000

The guy said he was not driving so points do not go on his driving record. It goes on his girlfriends driving record instead.

Call the insurance company and just tell them the truth about who was driving. They do understand people make mistakes and sometimes get scared. Just let them know you were on your meds.

Comment on Why military command advertist humvee vehicle if can't make legal? by Joe E

Joe E — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 01:08:25 +0000

Are you referring to the civilian humvees like the H2? They are a totally different thing than the military version. The military doesn’t advertise it

Comment on How many people like the smaller Hummer H3? by worldruler01

worldruler01 — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 15:20:32 +0000

The best thing about the H3 is that its smaller..its still a gas guzzler SUV type vehicle

Comment on How many people like the smaller Hummer H3? by ROCK

ROCK — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 15:20:32 +0000

I have an H2, but I’d like to trade my Avalanche for an H3. When you go HUMMER you don’t go back. If you pull into a HUMMER dealership and they are H2’s and H3’s parked in a line it is hard to determine which is which at first. I’ve drove different H3’s, but none compare to the one’s with the Off-Road Package. At HUMMER of Knoxville, TN they have a off-road course and it is awesome ride in a vehicle that will go over the things that it will. I would recommend an H2 or H3 to anybody.

Comment on How many people like the smaller Hummer H3? by FomocoMan

FomocoMan — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 15:20:32 +0000

I AM SORRY THE NEW VERSION LOOK THE SAME, A SMALLER SHOE BOX NO STYLE IN MY OPPION PEOPLE BUY ANYTHING THAT THEY THINK MAKES THEM LOOK COOL AND I MUST SAY YOU DONT LOOK COOL IN THESE THINGS, ITS LIKE A CAT CHASING A BALL OF STRING SOME ONE JUMPS OFF A CLIFF AND EVERYONE FOLLOWES NOT ME I STICK TO A REAL TRUCK FORD HANDS DOWN MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AND IT WILL BE IN YOUR GARAGE MORE THAN THE DEALER NO I DONT CARE FOR EM ,IF I WON ONE, I WOULD TRADE IT IN ON A FORD TRUCK

Comment on How many people like the smaller Hummer H3? by whip it real hard

whip it real hard — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 15:20:32 +0000

its a expensive envoy/trailblazer