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BRANCHES VISITED BY REGION REGION NUMBER OF BRANCHES NUMBER VISITED % NEW ENGLAND 15 11 73.33% NORTHEAST 21 14 66.67% EAST COAST 37 25 67.57% SOUTHEAST 48 30 62.50% NORTH CENTRAL 47 26 55.32% SOUTH CENTRAL 23 15 65.22% SOUTHWEST 26 19 73.08% WEST COAST 25 17 68.00% NORTHWEST 36 26 72.22% NW - STATESIDE 24 17 70.83% NW - OVERSEAS 12 9 75.00% TOTAL 278 183 65.83% NP-9
NATIONAL PRESIDENT’S SERIAL LETTER 7-07 From: National President To: National Mailing List NP-10 18 May 2007 Subj: Travel Report of National President’s Overseas Pacific FRA Branch Visits Sunday, 4 February TRAVEL REPORT OF NATIONAL PRESIDENT’S OVERSEAS PACIFIC FRA BRANCH VISITS Sunday, 4 February through Thursday, 22 February 2007 After attending the East Coast Midyear Meeting in Carolina Beach, North Carolina, Sandy and I departed Carolina Beach at 0200 EST by auto and drove to Raleigh-Durham North Carolina International Airport. We departed RDU on Continental Express Flight #2216 at 0740 en-route to Newark-Liberty International Airport, New Jersey (1 hr 30 mn -156 miles) arriving at 0910. We departed Newark-Liberty on Continental Airlines Flight #9 at 1110 (14 hr 0 mn -7,232 miles) to Tokyo (Narita) International Airport, Japan. Monday, 5 February CROSSED INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE JAPAN Arrived at Narita International Airport at 1500 (0100 EST). We were processed through Immigration and Customs within ten minutes and were met by Branch 103 (Yokosuka, Japan) President Frank Misiura. Shipmate Misiura drove us to the Yokosuka Naval Base arriving at 1730 (0330 EST). We were billeted at the Distinguished Visitors Quarters (DVQ), Room 1471-B. This was to be our quarters for the entire seven day stay at Yokosuka. The Quarters were excellent accommodations, consisting of a living room, dining room, kitchen (with washer and dryer), bedroom, bathroom (and a patio). Branch 103 had supplied food and snacks, sodas and beer for our stay. Tuesday, 6 February After a much needed night of sleep and adapting to the 14 hour time change, we were picked up at the DVQ by Shipmate Misiura at 1115 and had lunch at the Officers Club, followed by an auto tour of Yokosuka Naval Base and a short tour of parts of the City of Yokosuka. At 1730 Shipmate Misiura and Mrs. Misiura picked us up at the DVQ and had dinner at the Chief Petty Officers Club. We were joined by Branch 103 Vice President Bill and Mrs. Beckwith. After dinner and some social time, we returned to the DVQ. Wednesday, 7 February Shipmate Misiura picked us up at 1000 and took us to Navy Exchange. From the NX we took a short auto tour of another part of Yokosuka, then drove to the CPO Club for a Senior Enlisted Luncheon in the Major Room at
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Page 3 and 4: Last year as NVP, I traveled 9, 092
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Page 7 and 8: NATIONAL PRESIDENT’S TRAVEL SCHED
Page 9: 07-08-07 PRPEC Edward Huylebroeck,
Page 13 and 14: We returned to the DVQ at 1630 for
Page 15 and 16: Lunch was served after the meeting
Page 17 and 18: office. The Speaker presented me wi
Page 19 and 20: 2. FRA PCT PAYMENTS: Current Nation
Page 21 and 22: Submitted by Christopher Schrauben,
Page 23 and 24: 4. The inability of TRICARE to arre
Page 25 and 26: I found it very interesting being a
Page 27 and 28: Printing 4.79 Miscellaneous 169.83
Page 29 and 30: All funds received by the FRA have
Page 31 and 32: 2007 STAFF GOALS The following goal
Page 33 and 34: THE MILITARY COALITION Per FRA SR3(
Page 35 and 36: • FRA / Navy League Sponsored Nav
Page 37 and 38: (Enclosure 1) NES-8
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Page 41 and 42: excess funds from the Widows and St
Page 43 and 44: FRA HISTORY The updated story of th
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Page 51 and 52: attend a Branch meeting is for naug
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE JUNIOR PAST NA
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE REGIONAL PRESI
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Thank you to National President Swe
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ers of the Headquarters Staff. We o
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NATIONAL CHAPL
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NATIONAL VETER
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Community Assistance programs assis
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ANNUAL REPORT ON FRA COMMUNICATIONS
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December Armed Forces Retirement Ho
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These requests are time consuming f
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Additional direct mail campaigns ar
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Grade 12 First place April Hoffman
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STAFF BRIEFING: NES Barnes gave us
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Enclosure (1) >>> "David P. Goch"
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Shipmate National President, ANNUAL
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All meetings of the committee inclu
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I wish to conclude my report by tha
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NATIONAL COMMI
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disability rating system overwhelme
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award by NP Jerry Sweeney. The clos
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care in the Continuing Resolution t
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Current Status: FRA staff continues
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Budgetary pressures, BRAC, and reba
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Current Status: The House version o
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FRA believes the veterans’ health
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oll in the Veterans Education Assis
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YEAR END USN USMC USCG TOTALS M&R-3
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61 YEARS August Egri 009 1 January
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The following members qualified for
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GROUP IV (3 of 68 Branches - 04.41%
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BRANCH CHARTER REVOKED (1 April 200
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Douglas Tice Leonard V. Tomlin Char
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ROANOKE VALLEY Gordon G. Alley Boyd
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Henry C. Mueller Lester E. Murphy G
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BRANCH 101 (26) SANTA CLARA VALLEY
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Nicholas Gledich John C. Grady Fran
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Jack C. McCoy Lester L. Rouse BRANC
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William F. Vickers BRANCH 264 (12)
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BRANCH 315 (1) AKOM Boyd E. Milleso
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Harry Brown Thomas L. Bryan Howard
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Walter A. Laidlaw Ted E. Lamb Floyd
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Charles L. Stone Jere V. Stoner Mar
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NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS RESOLUT
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NATIONAL BOARD RESOLUTION NUMBER 13
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Whereas, Both FRA (pending ratifica
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Vote: 12 affirmative; RPSE excused
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NBR 39-07 OF 18-19 MAY 2007 Resolve
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Whereas, The Budget and Finance Com
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NOMINATING RESOLUTIONS FOR NATIONAL
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Whereas, His extensive experience a
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HONORARY MEMBERSHIP HONORARY MEMBER
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HONORARY MEMBERSHIP RESOLUTION LOW
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Mr. Nicholas LaBella is not eligibl
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CERTIFICATE OF MERIT CERTIFICATE OF
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CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS RESOLUTIONS
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Whereas, Acting on the recommendati
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tuted. Subsequent to institution, d
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“Section 1226(e). All branches, o
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CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS RESOLUTION
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“b. Each committee member send a
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SR-4(g). Except where the C&BL requ
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SR-4(y). The “Order of the Day”
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Members PRPNEng Robert J. Gallagher
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Public Relations Meeting Time and P
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VOTING STRENGTH: 2,736 BRANCH VOTES
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BRANCH VOTES 276 16 275 5 274 9 273
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BRANCH VOTES 185 4 184 3 183 6 182
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BRANCH VOTES 93 28 92 4 91 69 90 5
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BRANCH VOTES 10 17 9 34 8 25 7 4 6
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5th REPORT OF THE CREDENTIALS COMMI
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