active military members please read
#11
08-11-2009, 11:35 AM
Not interested in the windshield at all, it probably won't even fit my bike but this may help with ID'ing who's military or not...
The individual should have a .mil E mail address. In the case of Army folks their E mail is their name @us.army.mil Non-military folks can get them but they have to be related to a soldier to do it. I'm fairly positive other branches have their own .mil addresses as well.
The front of their ID card should only reflect their name, rank, branch and ID expiration and issue date. A scanned copy of the front would be proof they are active military as well.
If all else fails a uniform picture would work as well.
What you are doing is very cool, best of luck!
The individual should have a .mil E mail address. In the case of Army folks their E mail is their name @us.army.mil Non-military folks can get them but they have to be related to a soldier to do it. I'm fairly positive other branches have their own .mil addresses as well.
The front of their ID card should only reflect their name, rank, branch and ID expiration and issue date. A scanned copy of the front would be proof they are active military as well.
If all else fails a uniform picture would work as well.
What you are doing is very cool, best of luck!
#12
08-11-2009, 03:49 PM
#13
08-11-2009, 07:42 PM
another bump.....any one of you military guys who have friends that are active or anyone who has family active we could us them too, i guess it doesn't need to be a forum member, just email me at cbcarpenters@yahoo.com with yr military address
#15
08-11-2009, 10:25 PM
i hope ya enjoy the windshield and get to take mama on lots a rides. 
#17
09-05-2009, 07:55 AM
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Chris:
From a Retired Marine, this is a very cool gesture from yourself and LRS...
The .mil e-mail is a good starting point, but many services or stations/bases have clamped down on non-DOD websites outside so they may or may not have access to this site during the day...
The USMC has recently banned and blocked sites such as MySpace, Facebook and others from their systems with SEVERE penalties to those who break the rules or try to circumvent them...
From a Retired Marine, this is a very cool gesture from yourself and LRS...
The .mil e-mail is a good starting point, but many services or stations/bases have clamped down on non-DOD websites outside so they may or may not have access to this site during the day...
The USMC has recently banned and blocked sites such as MySpace, Facebook and others from their systems with SEVERE penalties to those who break the rules or try to circumvent them...
#18
09-05-2009, 01:08 PM
Chris:
From a Retired Marine, this is a very cool gesture from yourself and LRS...
The .mil e-mail is a good starting point, but many services or stations/bases have clamped down on non-DOD websites outside so they may or may not have access to this site during the day...
The USMC has recently banned and blocked sites such as MySpace, Facebook and others from their systems with SEVERE penalties to those who break the rules or try to circumvent them...
From a Retired Marine, this is a very cool gesture from yourself and LRS...
The .mil e-mail is a good starting point, but many services or stations/bases have clamped down on non-DOD websites outside so they may or may not have access to this site during the day...
The USMC has recently banned and blocked sites such as MySpace, Facebook and others from their systems with SEVERE penalties to those who break the rules or try to circumvent them...
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09-06-2009, 04:12 AM
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Require the person claiming it to send you an email from a military email address. At least you would know that they work for the DOD...