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William Glascoe III (30 Mar 08 )
This is William O. Glascoe III (CS-33) writing from the International Zone, Baghdad, Iraq. I'm here as a Computer Sciences Corporation employee supporting the US DoD Task Force for Improving Business and Stability Operations in Iraq (DUSD(BT) or Mr. Paul Brinkley's group). I've been here since 06 Jan 2008 and will leave in late Jan 09. I actually go on R&R every 8 weeks for 2 weeks.
Anyhow! I'm on the Board of Directors for the Air Force Academy Society of Washington, www.afasw.org, and we are having a slow and low response rate to our annual USAFA Founders Day event in Northern Virginia's Maggianno's restaurant. I'm writing you because you might be able to help me persuade our classmates in the Pentagon and Greater Washington Metropolitan Area to RSVP at the AFA SW's website so the event is another success. The food is great, there are kewl AFA knowledge games; an open mike; multimedia slide show; cash bar; etc. I thought I had Carson Tavenner's contact info at DIA but I don't.

I attached a recent photos taken at CSC's new headquarters in Falls Church. they were for a Leading Edge Forum brochure that I'll be in with seven others who won a CSC LEF Grant last year. the Grant is an opportunity to investigate a technology of interest to the employee and the LEF, where the employee gets ~400 hours to work on the grant and write a report and brief to present to the LEF and CSC via webcast. You can read about my grant at http://x3d4enterprise.blogspot.com.

/r

William

Scott Burns
I was just browsing the page and thought I would send in a shot of the family. That's me and my wife, Jennifer, and our two boys, Brady (3 1/2 yrs), Alex (2 yrs), and an unhappy little girl, Bailey (2 mos.). Getting all three to be still for anything more than a few seconds is a feat, so Bailey will have to live with not showing her best side.

Diego WENDT
That’s Diego Wendt and Scott Ryan in Kandahar showing the colors that don’t run. Deegsy (left) and Spot (right) bringing power and hope to the nation of Afghanistan.”