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tonys girl in California 38 months ago	blessed2bme in South Eastern, Michigan said: Hippa you have to go to your doctor's office for. Tell them what you need to do. There should already be a form they have that you can be added to. POA you can do yourself online with a template or see a lawyer. If you DIY get it noterized. Thanks, I have dr. appt for T.Magana on Monday, I will make sure we get the HIPPA. I will download the poa on the web site. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
blessed2bme in South Eastern, Michigan 38 months ago	mona weir in west columbia, South Carolina said: awww see? how would we do this without each other ? Thanks Debbie . Seconding Mona, Thank you Debbie, for all of the sound advice and words of wisdom and experience you have to offer (((hugs))) - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
erick wilson in Houston, Texas 38 months ago	Any body know about mwr jobs or a recruiter - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas 38 months ago	Thank you Blessed and Mona. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
mechanicva in Stanley, Virginia 38 months ago	Well, called name to fly sunday, but no cac card yet. Hopefully tuesday. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
TR-7 in Fayetteville, Arkansas 38 months ago	erick wilson in Houston, Texas said: Any body know about mwr jobs or a recruiter I thought you were set up to go as a labor foreman... - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 38 months ago	Wayne Matson in Amboy, Washington said: My passport is in hand! Problem.. I contacted my recruiter and found because I did NOT have it when I was first called I was dropped out of any current openings! Thought it was going too good. Bummer. Could a current mechanic (or the bride of one ) please e-mail the name of your recruiter ? rockingm@e-z.net Wayne you got mail, sorry it took a while. I was gone. Gabi - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 38 months ago	Koko Wilson in Fran's wife, Florida said: Hi Gabi, thanks for clarifying T1 for me. Hope you have fun at the carnival with the kids. I am not a fan of soy milk, I do like soy burgers–better than the reg moo kind. Goat cheese is ok–but it does have a particular wang to it, doesn't it? I also plan on suffering now and again. Call it my rare treats. What really stinks is Chocolate–I can not have!!!! Let me rephrase that, I shouldn’t–also gonna be one of those rare treats. I can not do this around hubby though cause he gets really upset with me cause I have had some really violent reactions too and it scares him. Blessed how are things for your hubby? Has he had his CAC appointment yet? Wayne, I think you are right about that–thought some of the recruiters seem to handle more than one–like say electricians and HVAC. LOL Koko, you can definetly say goat cheese a little wang to it. Only thing goat I use is Goats milk soap. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 38 months ago	Gabriele in troy, Montana said: LOL Koko, you can definetly say goat cheese a little wang to it. Only thing goat I use is Goats milk soap. OMG Koko, no chocolate?? Wow that is worse than tomatoes. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
erick wilson in Houston, Texas 38 months ago	Yea but asking for some one else - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
erick wilson in Houston, Texas 38 months ago	How difficult is it to be promoted - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
erick wilson in Houston, Texas 38 months ago	Camp speicher is it a good camp - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
bondsteel in Laval, France 38 months ago	does anyone know if they (KBR recruiters)work saturdays? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
rnbotrt in Kalispell, Montana 38 months ago	erick wilson in Houston, Texas said: How difficult is it to be promoted we were told you have to be on the job they hired you for for six months before you can even apply for promotion and most likely you'll do the job you hired on for for the first year. BUT, being the whole thing is "mission driven", you can move up if you have a skill that they need. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
cooley47 in Virginia Beach, Virginia 38 months ago	Tomorrow is the day to fly out to Houston... I would like to thank you all on here for the info and help you guys have givin me...I am going to set up a account for my wife on this site... Gonna take the boys to the park! - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
dantenh in west union, South Carolina 38 months ago	Hi everyone! Its been a while. Hubby's getting transfered to B4 site. Any one want to point me in the right direction of getting info on this site. Thanks kris - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas 38 months ago	Good Luck Cooley. Enjoy time with your children and have fun and a lot of patience in Houston. Debbie - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas 38 months ago	All I remember is that the B sites are marines. Much more stringent on rules then other camps. Electronics are sometimes a problem. B-4 is probably a smaller camp and may have limited amenties. Maybe someone will be on later that has been to that camp. Debbie - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
dantenh in west union, South Carolina 38 months ago	Thanks Debbie, hubby said that there were too many carpenters and they were transfering and sending home a few. At least he got transfered instead of sent home. He just knows its a b4 site and he thinks it begins with an R. so if anyone knows just let me know! Thanks :) kris - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
dantenh in west union, South Carolina 38 months ago	i might have found the answer to my own question lol. Air Ramadi/Ramadiyah. Anyone confirm this for me? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas 38 months ago	What camp was he originally sent too? Debbie - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
dantenh in west union, South Carolina 38 months ago	al asad - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
carrigon in Dover 38 months ago	Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas said: All I remember is that the B sites are marines. Much more stringent on rules then other camps. Electronics are sometimes a problem. B-4 is probably a smaller camp and may have limited amenties. Maybe someone will be on later that has been to that camp. Debbie What do the other letters me? What are C and D? Thanks! - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
69goat in Arizona 38 months ago	dantenh in west union, South Carolina said: i might have found the answer to my own question lol. Air Ramadi/Ramadiyah. Anyone confirm this for me? B-4 is Ramadi..There used to be b-2 Blue Diamond but I understand that was taken over by the Iraqi military. B-1 is Al Asad which is where I was in operations as well as operations for all the B sites in 2005 which then was referred tpo as yhe "wild wild west". The B sites were the worst place to be as far as constant incoming attacks(SIR), housing, and especially the lack of fresh food. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
dantenh in west union, South Carolina 38 months ago	well thank you very much. kris - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
69goat in Arizona 38 months ago	dantenh in west union, South Carolina said: well thank you very much. kris I should of also mentioned the B sites are in the sunni triangle which is part of El Anbar provence. Fallujah and Ramadi are today are very safe nothing like when I was there. The B sites today are one of the better sites to be working at, food is good and not much activity. Very Safe. All the B sites are Marine bases. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Koko Wilson in Fran's wife, Florida 38 months ago	Morning everyone, Talked to hubby late last night–early morning his way. He said he was doubled up yesterday in a wet chu with a convoy trucker yesterday who admits he always did have more balls then brains. Hubby says he’s a great guy and they hit it off right away. But he’s only there for a few days-- long enough to get his license renewed. But late last night they had a late group come in and no where to bed em down so they put army cots in some of the double chu. Ok, so you got to roll with the punches, no problem with that–cept hubby got up early this morning to start his first work day and went into the bathrm to get cleaned up. I gather it was like scene out of the movie Daddy Daycare when Eddy Murphy steps into the bathrm and darts his head all around and everywhere–cause . . . its everywhere. Not pretty! Hubby says he can not wait to see what his trucker friend/ roommate thinks when he gets up. I said well I certainly hope he doesn’t think you left the bathrm like that. Hubby responds, ah no, he already knows I am housebroke. LOL - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas 38 months ago	Greg has told me many times that some of these people they hire have no consideration of others. He swears they pulled people out of the underpasses in Houston or their from other countries are not accustom to being polite and not making a mess. Some may have never had indoor plumbing. It is always nice to get to your assigned camp and get your own CHU, although my hubby has had to share the first year and he said his roomies were okay, except had some very smelly feet and boots. So every day when roomy was gone he would spray his boots with foot spray. Debbie - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
blessed2bme in South Eastern, Michigan 38 months ago	Ok ladies, I did search through the posts and can't seem to find what I am lookin for even though I know it's been repeated several times....how do we keep track of their time? I know it's 8 hours no uplifts on wheels up...and then? Thanks ladies! - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas 38 months ago	8 hours with 5% uplift for days in Dubai, then 8 hours with 75% uplifts for other travel days, first day at camp and working is 12+ hours with 75% uplifts. Payroll ends on the 28th of this month. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
blessed2bme in South Eastern, Michigan 38 months ago	Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas said: 8 hours with 5% uplift for days in Dubai, then 8 hours with 75% uplifts for other travel days, first day at camp and working is 12+ hours with 75% uplifts. Payroll ends on the 28th of this month. Thank you! - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
blessed2bme in South Eastern, Michigan 38 months ago	Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas said: 8 hours with 5% uplift for days in Dubai, then 8 hours with 75% uplifts for other travel days, first day at camp and working is 12+ hours with 75% uplifts. Payroll ends on the 28th of this month. Even though payroll ends on the 28th, he won't see a check until May, correct? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas 38 months ago	Probably not because of $500.00 draw, medical ins. and may not get to assigned camp before end of payroll. Even if he got one it would be very small amount. Debbie - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
tstorm in Plan 38 months ago	blessed2bme in South Eastern, Michigan said: Ok ladies, I did search through the posts and can't seem to find what I am lookin for even though I know it's been repeated several times....how do we keep track of their time? I know it's 8 hours no uplifts on wheels up...and then? Thanks ladies! just curious why do you want to keep track of it? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
mona weir in west columbia, South Carolina 38 months ago	Koko Wilson in Fran's wife, Florida said: O well they do this in all third world countries. And in some instances it doesn't even have to be a third world country. Many people are still disillusioned with the idea that the streets of America are paved with gold. And it is true they will do and try anything to get hooked up and married. Often times it means--to thier minds-- not only salvation for themselves but also the rest of their families. With the idea that they will be able to bring them to America later. Uh Huh , I know . It had me laughing so hard he said he told the man later that he KNOWS who he is married to and she's got a big ol gun LOL - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
mona weir in west columbia, South Carolina 38 months ago	Morning T KoKo everyone - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
tstorm in Plan 38 months ago	mona weir in west columbia, South Carolina said: Morning T KoKo everyone morning mona hope all is well. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
tstorm in Plan 38 months ago	Also desert heat/fever/love is where 2 people married or not end up hooking up and the romance is multiplied because you are in the desert. I have seen in my military days people on a 4 month deployment meet and fall in love and get married soon as they got back LOL. Doenst have to be 3rd world country people. I work with a guy who went home divorced his wife to be with some lady he met over here that works for KBR - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
tstorm in Plan 38 months ago	basically if your marriage is weak the separation and opportunity will kill it. that is just human nature and what i have seen - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Koko Wilson in Fran's wife, Florida 38 months ago	Its a risk for the gals too putting out in such a manner, cause there is nothing but a moral conscious to force the guy to entangle himself in a marriage. No reason he can not walk away if he hasn’t a conscious about such matters, and then the gal is gonna be out of a job and on her way back home once it is discovered she is pregnant. And she will be hard pressed as in out of luck for a means of forcing any issue of financial support. . These are the gals that often suffer a miscarriage too--if things didn't goes as planned--before it becomes an issue with the powers that be too. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Koko Wilson in Fran's wife, Florida 38 months ago	T storm, you are just full of cheerful news this morning. LOL ;-) - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
tstorm in Plan 38 months ago	Koko Wilson in Fran's wife, Florida said: T storm, you are just full of cheerful news this morning. LOL ;-) LOL i was just putting out there what i have seen in the year i have been here and year i spent here deployed in the military. some of these women are worse than the men. its like this. In the states that woman would be a 3 or 4 on a scale of 1 to 10. over here with the ratio of men to women she now becomes a 7 to 8 and getting all kinds of attention that she never ever received in the states. Does that make sense? So its not always "the guys fault" it takes 2 to tango - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 38 months ago	Good morning everyone - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Koko Wilson in Fran's wife, Florida 38 months ago	Morning Gabi. Anyone up for a chat? I am headed over to see what cooking on the other board. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 38 months ago	Wish I could Koko, but DIL and I decided we are going to pretend that its actually spring outside. lol we are ignoring the sleet coming down. I making potato salad and got ribs to take care of. You all have a great day. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Koko Wilson in Fran's wife, Florida 38 months ago	Gabriele in troy, Montana said: Wish I could Koko, but DIL and I decided we are going to pretend that its actually spring outside. lol we are ignoring the sleet coming down. I making potato salad and got ribs to take care of. You all have a great day. O sounds like a picnic! You have a good one hon. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas 38 months ago	Good morning Gabi - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas 38 months ago	Koko I have tried to get on the chat board this morning but it keeps going to sign in over and over. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 38 months ago	Debbie Creery in Gatesville, Texas said: Good morning Gabi Good morning Debbie, hope everything is going good for you. How is your hubby? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 38 months ago	Koko Wilson in Fran's wife, Florida said: O sounds like a picnic! You have a good one hon. It's going to be a picnic in the house later. lol It's supposed to warm up to 50 today, wohhoo. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse

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