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Posted by Tommy Roberts on 08/24/2008 12:20pm I have been searching for several years now for some friends from the 712th ASOC. Georg Main, Noe Jimenez, Jeff Isherwood, Doug Ives, George Girouard and anyone else who was with the ASOC between 1987 and 1989. |
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Posted by Profile Removed on 09/12/2008 3:56am K. I. & Consulting. Solicitor's & Lawyers Firm. Block 78, Flat 9, Rue du Boulevard. Lome - Togo. Dear Tommy Roberts, I know this Letter will come to you as suprise, though I do not intend to embarrass you, let me start by formally introducing My self to you. I am Barrister Abraham Kodjo Martins, a Legal Practitioner and Head of Chambers, of an accredited Law Firm . I got your contact through a Global Network and I decided to communicate with you in a good manner. I am writing you this message in regards to a deceased client Late Mr. Bill A. Roberts, who died alongside of his family (wife and daughter) during the Tsunami natural disaster while on vacation in Thailand. My late client lived part of his life here in Togo and I have been his attorney for over 15 years. I solicit for your kind attention to assist me reclaim the estate of my late client worth of Twelve Million Seven Hundred Thousand United States Dollars which he deposited with one of the leading banks here in Togo. It was this same bank that invited me as his personal attorney here in Togo and mandated me to provide the beneficiary to the outsanding funds so that they will release and pay the funds to him/her. I can not do this alone without the help of a Foreigner who will act as a partner/relative to my late client and legitimate beneficiary to the fund. As the attorney to the deceased, the onus of proof to establish your relationship with my client rest on me and to achieve this objective, there are judicial process involved which I will brief you on subsequent correspondence if you indicate interest. I am not pursuing this claim for the monetary gain but a duty I owe to my late client as I intend to use part of the funds to establish a Charity Foundation or Children Hospital in his name, notwithstanding you will be adequately rewarded for your assistance in this endeavour. I request that you get back to me on this emaill kiandconsulting1@hotmail.com for more information on this matter. Thanks. Yours Sincerely, Barrister Abraham Kodjo Martins. Principal Attorney. |
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Posted by Michael Aldridge on 09/14/2008 9:36am Hey man I remember George Man and Noe Jiminez wel LTCOL Marikle and Brown were the commanders while I was there. I would love to know how those guys are now. |
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Posted by Robert McClure III on 08/11/2009 6:27pm I was in the 712th when it was the DASC and when it was renamed ASOC. My tour at Bergstrom was 78-80. I found that most people in the AF even in my career field didn't know what a DASC or ASOC was or had heard of the mission of the unit. I was told by someone at Langley that there were only 2 ASOCs in the States and 1 in Europe. I don't know if there was one in PACAF or not. Did they change the patch so there weren't silver cross hairs formed by the planes T tail over your heart? I mentioned to the first shirt when they started passing out the subdued patches. First he thought I was kidding around. then there was a unit message issued to darken the plane with a pen or marker and there would be a revised patch made. It's funny it passed the wing, 8th AF and TAC approval and the silver plane cross hairs were over looked. |