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Time to once again open my life up a little in order to share the plethora of wealth I'm about to absorb. I'm going to be back in Iraq through September, so hop on board and check back every couple of days, I'll do my best to update as much as possible. Questions? dtate38@cox.net And check out the site I'm working with: http://www.billroggio.com Support independent journalism!
Sunday, February 08, 2004
Major:
Any questions or ideas? We also would like to spend time with a PRT (maybe a week). Your ideas are anticipated.
Dave Tate
ps - Major, for me this is the planning phase. If the funds don't come, this won't happen. So feel free to just give me simple thoughts.
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Mr. Tate --
Greetings.
Provincial Reconstruction Teams offer great opportunities to see what is happening in different parts of the country. PRTs facilitate reconstruction -- team members patrol their area and visit with local leaders and so on. It's a good, hopeful story and very visual as well, showing the interaction of coalition troops with the local population. PRTs are the future of reconstruction here.
Keep us informed as to the status of your project's funding. When we know you're coming, we'll work out the specific details of an itinerary for you. Depending on when you can come, we may have other things to offer, but the PRT story is ongoing -- and will get bigger, as the number of PRTs in Afghanistan continues to expand.
Maj Steve Moon (who is CC'd on this message) will be your point of contact at our press center. He will work with you to determine the specifics of your itinerary. We look forward to your visit.
// Maj Richard Sater //
Well.... everything is in place but the funds. Working on that as we speak. Can't believe we are so close. I just hope History doesn't repeat itself!
Any questions or ideas? We also would like to spend time with a PRT (maybe a week). Your ideas are anticipated.
Dave Tate
ps - Major, for me this is the planning phase. If the funds don't come, this won't happen. So feel free to just give me simple thoughts.
===============================================================
Mr. Tate --
Greetings.
Provincial Reconstruction Teams offer great opportunities to see what is happening in different parts of the country. PRTs facilitate reconstruction -- team members patrol their area and visit with local leaders and so on. It's a good, hopeful story and very visual as well, showing the interaction of coalition troops with the local population. PRTs are the future of reconstruction here.
Keep us informed as to the status of your project's funding. When we know you're coming, we'll work out the specific details of an itinerary for you. Depending on when you can come, we may have other things to offer, but the PRT story is ongoing -- and will get bigger, as the number of PRTs in Afghanistan continues to expand.
Maj Steve Moon (who is CC'd on this message) will be your point of contact at our press center. He will work with you to determine the specifics of your itinerary. We look forward to your visit.
// Maj Richard Sater //
Well.... everything is in place but the funds. Working on that as we speak. Can't believe we are so close. I just hope History doesn't repeat itself!
