Let us focus on some real issues

Let us focus on some real issues

 

To: President George W. Bush

From: Frank Paul Gambino

Date: 23 September 2008

 

According to the planets someone is playing on your fears and hoping you will make a mistake that works in their favor. Maybe you should turn the tables and point out that if they get it wrong the consequences could be disastrous too. Fight fire with fire.

 

My success is inevitable it is just a matter of time.  My concern is that I cannot simply focus on Janet’s tour (Micro) and world affairs (Marco), but have to deal with this damn pest, that you should have removed from the scene months ago.  Jermaine Dupri is like a little annoying child with this huge infatuation with my wife, but he is a grown man and that make it a concern. I do not want to hurt that dude, but I will kill him if necessary and that is not a threat it is a fact.

 

As for this bailout, I mean the bottom line is until they get it right with me nothing will fix the economy, they can bailout the Illuminati until doomsday hell 7×7 and it still will not fix a damn thing.  As many times as they hand it over to them I can take it back.  This country has to get right with the Lord or it will eventually fall out of grace that is not a threat but a promise.

 

My immediate concern now is Janet’s new contract for $150 million over 11 years, not that she needs it but it will make her happy, then I want to focus on the career of Alicia and draw a contract for $200 over a period of 15 years.  I have to work out some details.  I want her in movies and in Las Vegas with no gambling clause.

 

I assume Universal Studios got their settlement in the Fire Insurance Claim, because they let go of the collateral being Janet.  If you’ll rid me of Jermaine Dupri without hurting anything but his feelings I will be able to focus on some real issues.

 

Again I think the quick fix to the financial woes is to liquidate the financial institutions until a well thought out plan can be figured out.  It is not about adding anything to the bail but putting together the nation’s greatest minds to come up with real lasting solutions.  I think the congress should pass an interim bill to insure business as usual and than negotiate a long term bill with the new administration.  I heard this is a blank check because they do not even know who owes who, it is total madness and the American people are acting like defeated sacrificial lambs, I do not hear the voices from the leadership in this country asking any real questions in a discussion before the American people, this is a conspiracy.

 

Frank Paul Gambino

Venues to check into the NBA Development League

To: Janet

From: Paul

RE: Venues to check into the NBA Development League

Date: 29 June 2008

 

Check into the size of these arenas and the availability of the venues, there season is from November to April.  Again you may find that a team is near a military installation.  These may be moderate size cities in some cases.

 

Albuquerque Thunderbirds, Tingley Coliseum
111 Lomas Blvd. NW � Suite 240 � Albuquerque, NM 87102 � 505-265-DUNK

 

Anaheim Arsenal, Anaheim Convention Center
198 W Cerritos Ave #5� Anaheim, Ca 92805 � 714-635-BALL

 

Austin Toros, Austin Convention Center
7800 Shoal Creek Blvd. Suite 115W � Austin, TX 78757
512-236-8333

 

Bakersfield Jam, Rabobank Arena
1400 Norris Road � Bakersfield, CA 93308 � 661-716-4JAM (4526)

 

Colorado 14ers, Broomfield Event Center
11450 Broomfield Lane � Broomfield, CO 80021 � 303-410-0700

 

Dakota Wizards, The Bismarck Civic Center
919 South 7th Street � Suite 501 � Bismarck,ND 58504 � 701.258.2255(BALL)

 

Fort Wayne Mad Ants, Allen County War Memorial Colisuem
1910 St. Joe Center Rd. � Suite 61 � Fort Wayne, IN 46825 � (260) 469-HOOPS

 

Idaho Stampede, Qwest Arena
233 S. Capital Blvd � Suite 100 � Boise, ID 83702 � 208.388.4667 (HOOP)

 

Iowa Energy, Wells Fargo Arena
833 5th Ave � Des Moines, Iowa 50309

 

Los Angeles D-Fenders, STAPLES Center
Toyota Sports Center � 555 Nash Street � El Segundo, CA 90245 � 310-426-2230

 

Rio Grande Valley Vipers, Dodge Arena
6400 N 10th St, Suite C � McAllen, TX 78504-3290 � 1-888-RGV-NBAD (748-6223)

 

Sioux Falls Skyforce, Sioux Falls Arena
2131 S Minnesota Ave. � Sioux Falls, SD 57105 � (605) 332-0605

 

Tulsa 66ers, Expo Square Pavilion
815 South Cincinatti �Tulsa, OK 74119 � 918-585-8444

 

Utah Flash, McKay Events Center
5011 N. Edgewood Drive � Provo, UT 84604 � 801-623-4434

Highly Populated Areas Stateside and Overseas

To: Janet

From: Paul

RE: Highly Populated Areas Stateside and Overseas

Date: 29 June 2008

 

In a world tour you would have to consider these places and in a nationwide tour you again must consider these places as well as GI towns and College University towns.  In some cases you have the military and a university whereby they are not citizens in a small town that live off of the establishments.  You would have no idea the size of the population based on a census that is based on citizenship.  But still they are there during the time of your tour.

 

Rank	Metropolitan area	Country	Population	Area (km²)	Population Density (People/km²)
1	Tokyo	Japan	32,450,000	8,014	4,049
2	Seoul	South Korea	20,550,000	5,076	4,048
3	Mexico City[2]	Mexico	20,450,000	7,346	2,784
4	New York City[3]	United States	19,750,000	17,884	1,104
5	Mumbai	India	19,200,000	2,350	8,170
6	Jakarta	Indonesia	18,900,000	5,100	3,706
7	Sao Paulo	Brazil	18,850,000	8,479	2,223
8	Delhi	India	18,600,000	3,182	5,845
9	Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto	Japan	17,375,000	6,930	2,507
10	Shanghai	China	16,650,000	5,177	3,216
11	Metro Manila	Philippines	16,300,000	2,521	6,466
12	Hong Kong-Shenzhen[4]	China	15,800,000	3,051	5,179
13	Los Angeles	United States	15,250,000	10,780	1,415
14	Kolkata	India	15,100,000	1,785	8,459
15	Moscow	Russia	15,000,000	14,925	1,005
16	Cairo	Egypt	14,450,000	1,600	9,031
17	Buenos Aires	Argentina	13,170,000	10,888	1,210
18	London	United Kingdom	12,875,000	11,391	1,130
19	Beijing	China	12,500,000	6,562	1,905
20	Karachi	Pakistan	11,800,000	1,100	10,727

 

 

The following is a list of the 25 most populated metropolitan statistical areas and metropolitan divisions in the United States, according to the July 1, 2007 U.S. Census Bureau estimates:^[2]

Rank	Metropolitan Area	Metropolitan Division	State(s)	Population
1	New York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island		NY–NJ–PA	18,815,988
		Edison	NJ	2,319,704
		Nassau–Suffolk	NY	2,759,762
		Newark–Union	NJ-PA	2,128,679
		New York–White Plains–Wayne	NY-NJ	11,607,843
2	Los Angeles–Long Beach–Santa Ana		CA	12,875,587
		Los Angeles–Long Beach–Glendale		9,878,554
		Santa Ana–Anaheim–Irvine		2,997,033
3	Chicago–Naperville–Joliet		IL–IN–WI	9,524,673
		Chicago–Naperville–Joliet	IL	7,952,540
		Gary	IN	698,971
		Lake County–Kenosha County	IL–WI	873,162
4	Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington		TX	6,145,037
		Dallas–Plano–Irving		4,111,529
		Fort Worth–Arlington		2,033,508
5	Philadelphia–Camden–Wilmington		PA–NJ–DE–MD	5,827,962
		Camden	NJ	1,246,339
		Philadelphia	PA	3,887,694
		Wilmington	DE–MD–NJ	693,929
6	Houston–Sugar Land–Baytown		TX	5,628,101
7	Miami–Fort Lauderdale–Pompano Beach		FL	5,413,212
		Fort Lauderdale–Pompano Beach–Deerfield Beach		1,759,591
		Miami–Miami Beach–Kendall		2,387,170
		West Palm Beach–Boca Raton–Boynton Beach		1,266,451
8	Washington–Arlington–Alexandria		DC–VA–MD–WV	5,306,565
		Bethesda-Gaithersburg–Frederick	MD	1,155,518
		Washington–Arlington–Alexandria	DC–MD–VA–WV	4,151,047
9	Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Marietta		GA	5,278,904
10	Boston–Cambridge–Quincy		MA–NH	4,482,857
		Boston–Quincy	MA	1,858,216
		Cambridge–Newton–Framingham		1,473,416
		Peabody		733,101
		Rockingham County–Strafford County	NH	418,124
11	Detroit–Warren–Livonia		MI	4,467,592
		Detroit–Livonia–Dearborn		1,985,101
		Warren–Troy–Farmington Hills		2,482,491
12	San Francisco–Oakland–Fremont		CA	4,203,898
		Oakland–Fremont–Hayward		2,483,842
		San Francisco–San Mateo–Redwood City		1,720,056
13	Phoenix–Mesa–Scottsdale		AZ	4,179,427
14	Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario		CA	4,081,371
15	Seattle–Tacoma–Bellevue		WA	3,309,347
		Seattle–Bellevue–Everett		2,536,182
		Tacoma		773,165
16	Minneapolis–St. Paul–Bloomington		MN–WI	3,208,212
17	San Diego–Carlsbad–San Marcos[3]		CA	2,974,859
18	St. Louis-East St. Louis		MO–IL	2,803,707
19	Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater		FL	2,723,949
20	Baltimore–Towson		MD	2,668,056
21	Denver–Aurora		CO	2,464,866
22	Pittsburgh		PA–WV	2,355,712
23	Portland–Vancouver–Beaverton		OR–WA	2,175,113
24	Cincinnati–Middletown		OH	2,133,678
25	Cleveland–Elyria–Mentor		OH	2,096,471

 

Student & Military Service People Discounts & invitations

To: Janet

From: Paul

RE: Student & Military Service People Discounts & invitations

Date: 29 June 2008

 

OK we called the corporations and request presales accounts and offered special accommodations.  We want the right to mention representative from these corporations will be at the shows and in some cases will be recruiting out in front of the venue.

 

We arranged for accommodations at military installations and if not what are we waiting for.  We will show the concert at military theaters and should also consider college and universities but we have to protect our product from piracy especially from smart ass students.

 

Now we have to use the Military media to get the word out on military discounts at shows near their duty stations.  We want corporations to buy high end ticket accommodations and write it off.  Now we go after the kids and advertise at universities all over the country and especially if we will have a show in their town or a nearby town.  Here is an idea of the amount of cliental we will be giving due recognition to.  I want these articles in the school newspapers and on the school radios and perhaps advertise the opportunity to not only have a good time but be a part of an event to network.  At every Major university nearby a venue give away 10 tickets to volunteers in the media and give some of them press passes, which is a vocational opportunity and good marketing.

 

Love Paul

 

Top 10 as of Fall 2007
Ranking	University	Location	Enrollment
1	The Ohio State University (Columbus campus)	Columbus, Ohio	52,586 [1]
2	University of Florida	Gainesville, Florida	51,913 [1]
3	Arizona State University (Tempe campus)	Tempe, Arizona	51,481 [1]
4	University of Minnesota (Twin Cities campus)	Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota	50,880[1]
5	The University of Texas at Austin a[›]	Austin, Texas	50,201[1]
6	University of Central Florida a[›]	Orlando, Florida	48,699[2]
7	Texas A&M University a[›]	College Station, Texas	46,542[3]
8	Michigan State University	East Lansing, Michigan	46,045[4]
9	The Pennsylvania State University (University Park campus)	University Park, Pennsylvania	43,252[5]
10	University of Wisconsin–Madison	Madison, Wisconsin	42,041[6]

Notes:

                   ^ a: Official main campus enrollment count may include students enrolled in regional campuses

 

 

Potential Venues in NBA Arenas & NFL Stadiums

To: Janet

From: Paul

RE: Potential Venues in NBA Arenas & NFL Stadiums

Date: 29 June 2008

 

This page has the ticket information about the NBA, so you know when there are open slots to perform a concert.  I think you should team up with your brothers and together I think you all could full a few Football Stadiums.  I figure at the tail of your tour they should go on the road to not compete for the same audience.  That is why I think you and Alicia should team up because you will have to hire an opening act anyway and you all could fill these arenas faster together than twice alone.  Are you all in competition?  You have the torch and she is trying to get the torch, it is your duty to pass it on gracefully.  Give the girl a break!  I have a list of football stadiums and they have information about each one of them.  You want the stadiums with domes and a show that will attract 40,000 to 50,000 per show. Football is always mostly on Sunday and a game on Monday, so they are easy to schedule and teams with domes tend to perform poorly so the owners will a want the business if the show has good security.

 

Love Paul

 

Click to Buy Hawks Tickets Boston Celtics Fleet Center Click to Buy Celtics Tickets Chicago Bulls United Center Click to Buy Bulls Tickets Cleveland Cavaliers Quicken Loans Arena (formerly the Gund Arena) Click to Buy Cavaliers Tickets Dallas Mavericks American Airlines Center Click to Buy Mavericks Tickets Denver Nuggets Pepsi Center Click to Buy Nuggets Tickets Detroit Pistons Palace of Auburn Hills Click to Buy Pistons Tickets Golden State Warriors Oakland Arena Click to Buy Warriors Tickets Houston Rockets Compaq Center Click to Buy Rockets Tickets Indiana Pacers Conseco Fieldhouse Click to Buy Pacers Tickets Los Angeles Clippers Staples Center Click to Buy Clippers Tickets Los Angeles Lakers Staples Center Click to Buy Lakers Tickets Memphis Grizzlies The Pyramid Click to Buy Grizzlies Tickets Miami Heat American Airlines Click to Buy Heat Tickets Milwaukee Bucks Bradley Center Click to Buy Bucks Tickets Minnesota Timberwolves Target Center Click to Buy Timberwolves Tickets New Jersey Nets Continental Airlines Arena Click to Buy Nets Tickets New Orleans Hornets New Orleans Arena Click to Buy Hornets Tickets New York Knicks Madison Square Garden Click to Buy Knicks Tickets Orlando Magic TD Waterhouse Center Click to Buy Magic Tickets Philadelphia Sixers First Union Center Click to Buy Sixers Tickets Phoenix Suns America West Arena Click to Buy Suns Tickets Portland Trailblazers Rose Garden Click to Buy Blazers Tickets Sacramento Kings Arco Arena Click to Buy Kings Tickets San Antonio Spurs SBC Center Click to Buy Spurs Tickets Seattle SuperSonics Key Arena Click to Buy SuperSonics Tickets Toronto Raptors Air Canada Centre Click to Buy Raptors Tickets Utah Jazz Delta Center Click to Buy Jazz Tickets Washington Wizards MCI Center Click to Buy Wizards Tickets

 

 

Football Stadiums:

 

Rank	Stadium	Capacity	Surface	City	State	Home Team(s)	Year first used
1	FedEx Field	91,704	Grass	Landover	Maryland	Washington Redskins	1997
2	Giants Stadium	80,242	FieldTurf	East Rutherford	New Jersey	New York Giants New York Jets	1976 (Giants) 1984 (Jets)
3	Arrowhead Stadium	79,451	Grass	Kansas City	Missouri	Kansas City Chiefs	1972
4	Invesco Field at Mile High	76,125	Grass	Denver	Colorado	Denver Broncos	2001
5	Dolphin Stadium	76,100	Grass	Miami Gardens	Florida	Miami Dolphins	1987
6	Ralph Wilson Stadium	73,967	AstroTurf GameDay Grass*	Orchard Park	New York	Buffalo Bills	1973
7	Bank of America Stadium	73,298	Grass	Charlotte	North Carolina	Carolina Panthers	1996
8	Cleveland Browns Stadium	73,200	Grass	Cleveland	Ohio	Cleveland Browns	1999
9	Lambeau Field	72,928	Natural Grass w/Synthetic Support	Green Bay	Wisconsin	Green Bay Packers	1957
10	Qualcomm Stadium	71,294	Grass	San Diego	California	San Diego Chargers	1967
11	Georgia Dome	71,228	FieldTurf	Atlanta	Georgia	Atlanta Falcons	1992
12	Candlestick Park	70,207	Grass	San Francisco	California	San Francisco 49ers	1960
13	M&T Bank Stadium	71,008	Sportexe Momentum Turf*	Baltimore	Maryland	Baltimore Ravens	1998
14	Reliant Stadium	71,500	Grass	Houston	Texas	Houston Texans	2002
15	Louisiana Superdome	69,703	Sportexe Momentum Turf*	New Orleans	Louisiana	New Orleans Saints	1975
16	LP Field	68,798	Grass	Nashville	Tennessee	Tennessee Titans	1999
17	Gillette Stadium	68,756	FieldTurf	Foxborough	Massachusetts	New England Patriots	2002
18	Lincoln Financial Field	68,532	Grass	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia Eagles	2003
19	Jacksonville Municipal Stadium	67,164 / 84,000[1]	Grass	Jacksonville	Florida	Jacksonville Jaguars	1995
20	Qwest Field	67,000	FieldTurf	Seattle	Washington	Seattle Seahawks	2002
21	Edward Jones Dome	66,000	FieldTurf	St. Louis	Missouri	Saint Louis Rams	1995
22	Texas Stadium	65,675	RealGrass*	Irving	Texas	Dallas Cowboys	1971
23	Raymond James Stadium	65,857	Grass	Tampa	Florida	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1998
24	Paul Brown Stadium	65,535	FieldTurf	Cincinnati	Ohio	Cincinnati Bengals	2000
25	Heinz Field	65,050	Grass	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh Steelers	2001
26	Ford Field	65,000	FieldTurf	Detroit	Michigan	Detroit Lions	2002
27	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	64,111	FieldTurf	Minneapolis	Minnesota	Minnesota Vikings	1982
28	University of Phoenix Stadium	63,400	Grass	Glendale	Arizona	Arizona Cardinals	2006
29	McAfee Coliseum	63,026	Grass	Oakland	California	Oakland Raiders	1966
30	Lucas Oil Stadium	63,000 – 75,000	FieldTurf	Indianapolis	Indiana	Indianapolis Colts	2008
31	Soldier Field	61,500	Grass	Chicago	Illinois	Chicago Bears	2003
*	Fawcett Stadium	22,375	FieldTurf	Canton	Ohio	NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame Game	1971
*	Rogers Centre	52,230	FieldTurf	Toronto	Ontario	NFL in Toronto	2008
*	Aloha Stadium	50,000	FieldTurf	Honolulu	Hawaiʻi	NFL Pro Bowl	1980
*	Wembley Stadium	90,000	Grass	London	England	NFL International Series	2007

                   *M&T Bank Stadium, Texas Stadium, and the Louisiana Superdome use a type of artificial turf other than FieldTurf, a trademarked product. Ralph Wilson Stadium uses AstroTurf GameDay Grass, a next generation artificial surface formerly known as AstroPlay and sold by AstroTurf, Inc.

                   ^ Jacksonville Municipal Stadium has a capacity of 76,877; however, the Jaguars put tarps over 9,713 seats during their games in an effort to avoid blackouts and get the stadium to sell out. (Blackouts happen when a team does not sell all their tickets for a home game). The tarps must stay on for all Jaguars home games, including playoff games, but are removed for other events, including the Florida-Georgia game and the Gator Bowl.

[edit] Future stadiums — proposed or under construction

                   Dallas Cowboys New Stadium – August 2009

                   New Meadowlands Stadium – August 2010

                   Vikings Stadium – 2012 Estimate

                   New 49ers Stadium – 2012 Estimate Santa Clara

                   New Chargers Stadium

                   New Los Angeles Stadium – Dependant on Franchise Relocation

 

Army Posts information & Cities to Consider in Tour Next

To: Janet

From: Paul

RE: Army Posts information & Cities to consder in tour next

Date: 29 June 2008

 

This is what you need to cover the Army.  It gives you a history of the Division and the population and location of the facility. You will notice that the military often are in small towns, with large populations on post.  Places like Fort Hood & Fort Bragg have lot of troops and are worth performing at for you and them.

 

The Next Cities to consider:

 

You should add two more show in NC, they have cities that are black and people are doing good and more populated than Greensboro.  You have to do Las Angeles Staples Center and New York City at the Garden.  It is must to go to New Orleans if only to support the victims of Katrina and show in Florida preferably Orlando it is a tourist attraction and if you go there around December people can plan their trip with your show in mind.  And there are still many large cities being left out and it is not fair to your fans.  Think like this is an NBA team can fill an arena, the venue is already established and there must be a demand for some type of entertainment.  I still want Alicia to tour with you, but if not I hope she is reading this stuff because it applies to her as well.

 

• Charlotte-Gastonia-Salisbury, NC-SC – population 2,067,810
• Raleigh-Durham-Cary – population of 1,467,434
• Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point – population of 1,335,217

 

Formations of the United States Army

First Army “First In Deed” (Reserve)

78th “Lightning” Division, Edison, NJ (Training Support)

1st Brigade (Training Support)

2d Brigade (Training Support)

3d Brigade (Training Support)

4th Brigade (Training Support)

5th Brigade “We Dare” (Training Support)

85th “Custer” Division (Training Support)

1st Brigade (Training Support)

2d Brigade (Training Support)

3d Brigade (Training Support)

4th Brigade (Training Support)

87th Division “Golden Acorn”, Birmingham, AL (Training Support)

1st Brigade (Training Support)

2d Brigade (Training Support)

3d Brigade (Training Support)

4th Brigade (Training Support)

5th Brigade (Training Support)

Army Units

4th Cavalry Brigade (Training Support)

157th Infantry Brigade (Training Support)

188th Infantry Brigade (Training Support)

205th Infantry Brigade (Separate) (Light)

Third Army: Army Central Command (ARCENT)

C/JTF-Kuwait

ARCENT Kuwait

ARCENT Saudi

ARCENT Qatar

Army Prepositioned Stock (APS-3)

Army Prepositioned Stock (APS-5)

Fifth Army (Reserve)

7th Infantry Division “Bayonets”, Fort Carson, CO (Light)

39th Infantry Brigade (Light) (Separate)

41st Infantry Brigade (Light) (Separate)

45th Infantry Brigade (Light) (Separate)

75th Division, Houston, TX (Training Support)

1st Brigade (Training Support)

2d Brigade (Training Support)

3d Brigade (Training Support)

4th Brigade (Training Support)

91st Division, Houston, TX (Training Support)

1st Brigade (Training Support)

2d Brigade (Training Support)

3d Brigade (Training Support)

4th Brigade (Training Support)

Army Units

5th Armored Brigade (Training Support)

120th Infantry Brigade (Training Support)

166th Aviation Brigade (Training Support)

191st Infantry Brigade (Training Support)

Seventh Army: United States Army Europe

V Corps, Heidelberg, Germany

1st Infantry Division (“The Big Red One”) — Würzburg, Germany

1st Armored Divsion — Wiesbaden, Germany

Eighth Army: South Korea

2d Infantry Division (“Indian Head” Division) — Camp Red Cloud, South Korea

25th Infantry Division (Light) (“Tropic Lightning”) — Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

I Corps, Fort Lewis, Washington (“America’s Corps”)

3d Brigade, 2d Infantry Division (Light)

1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division (Light)

III Corps, Fort Hood, Texas

1st Cavalry Division

4th Infantry Division (Mechanized)

–III Corps U.S. Army National Guard

7th Infantry Division (Light) (“Bayonet” Division) — Fort Carson, Colorado

XVIII Airborne Corps

3d Infantry Division (Mechanized) (“Rock of the Marne”) — Fort Stewart, Georgia

1st Brigade (Raiders) “E Pluribus Unum”

2d Brigade (Spartan) “Send Me”

3d Brigade (Sledgehammer) “Not Pretty Just Tough”

4th Bridage (Vanguard)

10th Mountain Division (Light) — Fort Drum, New York

1st Brigade

2d Brigade

3d Brigade

27th Brigade (Orions) — New York National Guard

82nd Airborne Division — Fort Bragg, North Carolina

82d Aviation Brigade

325th Airborne Infantry Regiment

1st Battalion 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment

2d Battalion 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment

3d Battalion 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment

504th Parachute Infantry Regiment

1st Battalion 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment

2d Battalion 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment

3d Battalion 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment

505th Parachute Infantry Regiment

1st Battalion 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment

2d Battalion 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment

3d Battalion 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment

101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) (Screaming Eagles) — Fort Campbell, Kentucky

101st Aviation Brigade

159th Aviation Brigade

327th Parchute Infantry Regiment (“Bastogne“)

1st Battalion 327th PIR

2d Battalion 327th PIR

3d Battalion 327th PIR

502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment (“Strike”)

1st Battalion 502nd PIR

2nd Battalion 502nd PIR

3rd Battalion 502nd PIR

187th Parachute Infantry Regiment (“Rakkasans”)

1st Battalion 187th PIR

2nd Battalion 187th PIR

3rd Battalion 187th PIR

XVIII Airborne Corps Artillery

18th Field Artillery Brigade

2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment

16th Military Police Brigade (Airborne)

18th Aviation Brigade (Airborne)

20th Engineer Brigade (Combat)(Airborne)

35th Signal Brigade (Airborne)

108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade

229th Aviation Regiment (Attack)

1-229th Attack Helicopter Battalion

3-229th Attack Helicopter Regiment

525th Military Intelligence Brigade (Airborne)

24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) — Fort Riley, Kansas

 

Major Military Installations in the United States

To: Janet

From: Paul

RE: Major Military Installations in the United States

Date: 28 June 2008

 

I would have someone look into these installations and work the phones to decide if you would like to visit any of them in the name of the USO.  Like I said, even if you do not do a show at a particular installation it would be nice to show up and take pictures and sign autographs.  I think a good Idea is to make the military the springboard for big screen concerts at movie theaters.  This can be an option at smaller installations, it would be impossible to play all the military installations I counted about 408 of them.

 

My suggestion is to work this list and find out the locations of these installations.

 

Major Military Bases in the United States   California National Guard (Iraq Deployment, Border Security, Wildfires) http://www.calguard.ca.gov/CAAG%2DMS/ 916-854-3304, 3391Camp Shelby, MS, Joint Forces Training Center (National Guard Pre-Iraq/Afghanistan Deployment Training) http://www.ngms.state.ms.us/campshelby/directorates/pao/index.html http://www.ngms.state.ms.us/campshelby/directorates/pao/contact.htm LTC Doril Sanders 601-558-2835, 2271 doril.sanders@us.army.mil   Ft. Dix, NJ (Army Reserve Pre-Iraq/Afghanistan Deployment Training) http://www.dix.army.mil/PAO/pao.htm  Ms. Carolee Nisbet, 609-562-4035, Carolee.Nisbet@dix.army.mil Ft. Dix is the closest major Army base to New York City and is next to McGuire Air Force Base. Ft. Bragg, NC (U.S. Army Airborne Corps) http://www.bragg.army.mil/pao/default.htm (910) 396-5600/5620/2122/2920 http://www.bragg.army.mil/pao/public_affairs_staff_contacts.htm (PAO Email Directory) Ft. Benning, GA (U.S. Army Infantry) https://www.benning.army.mil/PAO/index.asp 706-545-3512, 706-545-2237 benn.pao@benning.army.mil Ft Irwin, CA, National Training Center, (Pre-Iraq/Afghanistan Deployment Training, Desert Training) http://www.irwin.army.mil/Services/Other/PublicAffairs/PAO+Contacts.htm John Wagstaffe (760) 380-5960 john.m.wagstaffe@irwin.army.mil Ft. Irwin is the closest major Army base to Los Angeles. Ft Polk, LA, Joint Readiness Training Center (Pre-Iraq/Afghanistan Deployment Training) http://www.jrtc-polk.army.mil/paoweb/Mediaops/mrndex.htm Ms. Samantha Evans 337-531-1418 or 337-531-4630. Samantha.evans@polk.army.mil, afzxpo@polk.army.mil Ft. Riley, KS (Iraqi/Afghan Army Training Teams) http://www.riley.army.mil/ Ms. Deb Skidmore 785-239-3410 deb.skidmore@us.army.mil Langley Air Force Base, Langley, VA (Air Combat Command) http://www.langley.af.mil/ 757-764-5471 acc.pa2@langley.af.mil Langley AFB located near Norfolk Naval Base and is the closest combat aviation base to Washington, DC. Los Angeles Air Force Base, El Segundo, CA (Space & Missile Command) http://www.losangeles.af.mil/smc/pa/pa-page.shtml 310-653-1132, 2371 smcpa.media@losangeles.af.mil Los Angeles AFB is the closest airbase to Los Angeles, CA. Marine Corps Base Quantico, VA (Marine Corps University, etc.) http://www.quantico.usmc.mil/ 703-784-2741 sentry.quantico@usmc.mil Quantico is the closest major USMC base to Washington, DC. Marine Corps Camp Pendleton, CA (1st MEF, Iraq Deployment, etc.) http://www.pendleton.usmc.mil/media.asp 760-725-5044, 760-725-5043 cpao.mcbcampenmedia@usmc.mil Pendleton is the closest USMC base to Los Angeles and the largest on the West Coast. McGuire Air Force Base, Morristown, NJ (305th Air Mobility Wing) http://public.mcguire.amc.af.mil/ 609-754-2104 212-784-0147 big.apple.ny@mcguire.af.mil McGuire is the closest Air Force Base to New York City and is next to Ft. Dix.  New York National Guard, 69th Infantry Regiment (September 11, Iraq Deployment) http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/press/pindx.html (NY State – Public Affairs) http://www.sixtyninth.net/index.html (The Fighting 69th Infantry Regiment) LTC Paul Fanning 518-786-4581 212-889-6677/6652 paul.a.fanning@us.army.mil The 69th Regiment is based in Manhattan, New York City. Norfolk Naval Station Norfolk, VA (U.S. Atlantic Fleet) http://www.navstanorva.navy.mil/ Ms. Terri Davis 757-322-2576 terri.k.davis@navy.mil Naval Station Norfolk is the closest major naval base to Washington, DC. San Diego Naval Station, San Diego, CA (U.S. Third Fleet, Naval Air Station, etc.) http://www.navbasesd.navy.mil/index.htm (San Diego) 619-556-7359 pao@ns.cnrsw.navy.mil http://www.c3f.navy.mil/contact_page.htm (Third Fleet) 619-767-4382, 619-524-9868 dora.lockwood@navy.milU.S. Army Media Relations Division: (OCPA)(MRD): 703-692-2000 http://www4.army.mil/ocpa/ http://www.army.mil/institution/armypublicaffairs/contact/ PressDesk@hqda.army.mil   US Army Media Relations Division: (OCPA) (MRD) – New York Office: 805 Third Avenue, 9th Floor New York City, NY  10022-7513 LTC Jeff Buczkowski (212) 784-0134 Jeffrey.Buczkowski@us.army.mil US Army Media Relations Division: (OCPA) (MRD) – Los Angeles Office: 10880 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 1250 Los Angeles, California 90024-4101 Phone: (310) 235-7621, http://www4.army.mil/outreach/offices/losAngeles/contact/ Virginia National Guard (Iraq Deployment, etc.) http://www.virginiaguard.com/media/index.html http://www.virginiaguard.com/units/unitlocator.html Lt. Col. Chester C. Carter, III 434-298-6107 chester.carter@us.army.mil Washington, DC National Guard (Iraq Deployments, etc.) http://dcng.ngb.army.mil/jfpublicaffairs.htm 202-685-9862 paodc@dc.ngb.army.mil

 

Military Installations in the Continental United States

Military Installations in the Continental United States

TO: Janet

From: Paul

RE: Use as reference tool for booking tour dates

 

Map Index

1. 29 Palms Air Ground Combat Center, USMC 2. Aberdeen Proving Ground, USA 3. Alameda Naval Air Station, USN 4. Alameda Naval Aviation Depot, USN 5. Altus AFB, USAF 6. Andrews AFB, USAF 7. Anniston Army Depot, USA 8. Arlington Hall Station, USA 9. Arnold AFB, USN 10. Atlanta Naval Air Station, USN 11. Atlantic City MAP AGS, USAF 12. Atterbury Reserve Traqining Area, USA 13. Avon Park AFS, USAF 14. Badin AGS, USAF 15. Bangor AGS, USAF 16. Bangor Naval Submarine Base, USN 17. Barksdale AFB, USAF 18. Barnes Municipal Airport AGS, USAF 19. Beale AFB, USAF 20. Beaufort Marine Corps Air Station, USMC 21. Bergstrom AFB, USAF 22. Birmingham MAP AGS, USAF 23. Bogue jMarine Corps ALF, USMC 24. Boise Air Terminal AGS, USAF 25. Bolling AFB, USAF 26. Bradley IAP AGS, USAF 27. Brooks AFB, USAF 28. Brunswick Naval Air Station, USN 29. Buckley AGB, USAF 30. Burlington IAP AGS, USAF 31. Cameron Station, USA 32. Camp Elmore, USMC 33. Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base, USMC 34. Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Air Station, USMC 35. Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, USMC 36. Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital, USN 37. Camp Perry AGS, USAF 38. Camp Roberts Annex, USA 39. Cannon AFB, USAF 40. Cape Canaveral AFS, USAF 41. Cape Cod AFS, USAF 42. Capital MAP AGS, USAF 43. Carlisle Barracks, USA 44. Carswell AFB, USAF 45. Castle AFB, USAF 46. Cavalier AFS, USAF 47. Cecil Field Naval Air Station, USN 48. Chanute AFB, USAF 49. Charleston AFB, USAF 50. Charleston Naval Shipyard, USN 51. Charleston Naval Station, USN 52. Charleston Naval Weapons Station, USN 53. Charlotte/Douglas IAP AGS, USAF 54. Chase Field Naval Air Station, USN 55. Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station, USMC 56. Cherry Point Naval Aviation Depot, USN 57. Cheyenne MAP AGS, USAF 58. Cheyenne Mountain Complex, USAF 59. China Lake Naval Weapons Center, USN 60. Cleveland Navy Finance Center, USN 61. Columbus AFB, USAF 62. Concord Naval Weapons Station, USN 63. Coronado Naval Amphibious Base, USN 64. Corpus Christi Army Depot, USA 65. Corpus Christi Naval Air Station, USN 66. Corry Stat. Naval Tech. Training Center, USAF 67. Coventry AGS, USAF 68. Crane Naval Weapons Support Center, USN 69. D. W. Taylor Naval Ship R&D Center, USN 70. DMA Aerospace Center, USAF 71. DMA Hydro/Topographic Center. DOD 72. Dallas Naval Air Station, USN 73. Dannelly Field AGS, USAF 74. Davis Monthan AFB, USAF 75. Defense Construction Supply Center, USDOD 76. Defense Personnel Support Center. DOD 77. Des Moines IAP AGS, USAF 78. Detroit Arsenal Tank Plant, USA 79. Detroit Arsenal, USA 80. Dobbins ARB, USAF 81. Dover AFB, USAF 82. Dugway Proving Ground, USA 83. Duke Field, USAF 84. Duluth AGS, USAF 85. Dyess AFB, USAF 86. Earle Naval Weapons Station, USN 87. Edwards AFB, USAF 88. Eglin AFB, USAF 89. El Centro Naval Air Facility, USN 90. El Dorado AFS, USAF 91. Ellington Field AGS, USAF 92. Ellsworth AFB, USAF 93. England AFB, USAF 94. Everett Naval Station, USN 95. Fairchild AFB, USAF 96. Falcon AFB, USAF 97. Fallon Naval Air Station, USN 98. Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center, USA 99. Fleet ASW Training Center. Lant, USN 100. Fleet Combat Training Center. Lant, USN 101. Fleet and Mine Warfare Training Center, USN 102. Fort A. P. Hill, USA 103. Fort Belvoir, USA 104. Fort Benjamin Harrison, USA 105. Fort Benning, USA 106. Fort Bliss, USA 107. Fort Bragg, USA 108. Fort Campbell, USA 109. Fort Carson, USA 110. Fort Chaffee, USA 111. Fort Detrick, USA 112. Fort Devens, USA 113. Fort Douglas, USA 114. Fort Drum, USA 115. Fort Eustis, USA 116. Fort George G. Meade, USA 117. Fort Gillem, USA 118. Fort Gordon, USA 119. Fort Hamilton, USA 120. Fort Hood, USA 121. Fort Huachuca, USA 122. Fort Hunter Liggett, USA 123. Fort Indiantown Gap, USA 124. Fort Irwin, USA 125. Fort Jackson, USA 126. Fort Knox USA 127.Fort Leavenworth, USA 128. Fort Lee, USA 129. Fort Leonard Wood, USA 130. Fort Lesley J. McNair, USA 131. Fort Lewis, USA 132. Fort McClellan, USA 133. Fort McCoy, USA 134. Fort McPherson, USA 135. Fort Monroe, USA 136. Fort Myer, USA 137. Fort Ord, USA 138. Fort Pickett, USA 139. Fort Polk, USA 140. Fort Riley, USA 141. Fort Ritchie, USA 142. Fort Rucker, USA 143. Fort Sam Houston, USA 144. Fort Sheridan, USA 145. Fort Sill, USA 146. Fort Smith MAP AGS, USAF 147. Fort Stewart, USA 148. Fort Wayne MAP AGS, USAF 149. Four Lakes AGS, USAF 150. Francis E. Warren AFB, USAF 151. Fresno Air Terminal AGS, USAF 152. Garland AGS, USAF 153. General Billy Mitchell Field AGS, USAF 154. Gentile AFS, USAF 155. George AFB, USAF 156. Gila Bend AFS, USAF 157. Glenview Naval Air Station, USAF 158. Goodfellow AFB, USAF 159. Grand Forks AFB, USAF 160. Great Falls IAP AGS, USAF 161. Great Lakes Naval Training Center, USN 162. Greater Peoria Airport AGS, USAF 163. Greater Pittsburgh IAP AGS, USAF 164. Greater Wilminton Airport AGS, USAF 165. Griffiss AFB, USAF 166. Grissom AFB, USAF 167. Gulfport Naval Construction BN Center, USN 168. Gulfport/Biloxi MAP AGS, USAF 169. Gunter AFB, USAF 170. Hall AGS, USAF 171. Hammond AGS, USAF 172. Hancock Field AGS, USAF 173. Hanscom AFB, USAF 174. Harrisburg IAP AGS, USAF 175. Harrisburg Olmsted IAP AGS, USAF 176. Harry Diamond Laboratories, USA 177. Hector Field AGS, USAF 178. Henderson Hall Marine Corps HQ, USMC 179. Hill AFB, USAF 180. Holloman AFB, USAF 181. Homestead AFB, USAF 182. Hulman Regional Airport AGS, USAF 183. Hunter Army Airfield, USA 184. Hurlburt Field, USAF 185. Indian Head Naval Ordnance Station, USN 186. Indian Springs AFS, USAF 187. Ingleside Naval Station, USN 188. Ira Eaker (Blytheville) AFB, USAF 189.  190. Jacksonville IAP AGS, USAF 191. Jacksonville Naval Air Station, USN 192. Jacksonville Naval Aviation Depot, USN 193. Jefferson Barracks AGS, USAF 194. Jefferson Proving Ground, USA 195. Joe Foss Field AGS, USAF 196. K.I. Sawyer AFB, USAF 197. Keesler AFB, USAF 198. Kelly AFB, USAF 199. Key Field AGS, USAF 200.  201. Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base, USN 202. Kingsley Field AGS, USAF 203. Kingsville Naval Air Station, USN 204. Kirtland AFB, USAF 205. La Porte AGS, USAF 206. Lackland AFB, USAF 207. Lambert St. Louis IAP AGS, USAF 208. Langley AFB, USAF 209. Laughlin AFB, USAF 210. Lemoore Naval Air Station, USN 211. Letterkenny Army Depot, USA 212. Lexington Bluegrass Army Depot Act., USA 213. Lincoln MAP AGS, USAF 214. Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base, USN 215. Little Rock AFB, USAF 216. Long Beach Naval Shipyard, USN 217. Long Beach Naval Station, USN 218. Loring AFB, USAF 219. Los Alamitos AFRC, USA 220. Louisville Naval Ordnance Station, USN 221. Lowry AFB, USAF 222. Luke AFB, USAF 223. MacDill AFB, USAF 224. Malmstrom AFB, USAF 225. Mansfield Lahm MAP AGS, USAF

226. March AFB, USAF 227. Mare Island Naval Shipyard, USN 228. Mare Island Naval Station, USN 229. Marine Barracks 8th and 1st, USMC 230. Marine Corps Combat Dev. Command, USMC 231. Marine Corps Logistics Base, USMC 232. Marine Corps Recruit Depot, USMC 233. Martin State AGS, USAF 234. Mather AFB, USAF 235. Maxwell AFB, USAF 236. Mayport Naval Station, USN 237. McAlester Army Ammunition Plant, USA 238. McChord AFB, USAF 239. McClellan AFB, USAF 240. McCollum AGS, USAF 241. McConnell AFB, USAF 242. McEntire AGB, USAF 243. McGhee Tyson Airport AGS, USAF 244. McGuire AFB, USAF 245. Memphis Defense Depot, USDOD 246. Memphis IAP AGS, USAF 247. Memphis Naval Air Station, USN 248. Meridian Naval Air Station, USN 249. Military Ocean Terminal – Bayonne, USA 250. Millington Naval Hospital, USN 251. Minneapolis/St. Paul IAP AGS, USAF 252. Minot AFB, USAF 253. Miramar Naval Air Station, USN 254. Mobile Naval Station, USN 255. Moffet Field Naval Air Station, USN 256. Moody AFB, USAF 257. Mountain Home AFB, USAF 258. Mountain Warfare Training Center, USMC 259. Myrtle Beach AFB, USAF 260. NAVCOMM Area Mater Station. Lant, USN 261. NW Region Naval Medical Command, USN 262. Nashville Metropolitan Airport AGS, USAF 263. Naval Air Development Center, USN 264. Naval Air Propulsion Center, USN 265. Naval Coastal Systems Center, USN 266. Naval Communications Station, USN 267. Naval Educ. and Train. Pro. Mgmt. Sup. Act., USN 268. Naval Education & Training Center, USN 269. Naval Electronic Sys. Engineering Act., USN 270. Naval Electronic System Engineering Center, USN 271. Naval Medical Command – NCR, USN 272. Naval Observatory, USN 273. Naval Ocean Systems Center, USN 274. Naval Oceanographic Office, USN 275. Naval Postgraduate School, USN 276. Naval Research Laboratory, USN 277. Naval Security Group Activity, USN 278. Naval Strategic Weapon FAC PAC, USN 279. Naval Surface Weapons Center, USN 280. Naval Undersea Warfare Engineering Station, USN 281. Naval Underwater Systems Center, USN 282. Navy Aviation Supply Office, USN 283. Navy Avionics Center, USN 284. Navy Ships Parts Control Center, USN 285. Navy Supply Corps School, USN 286. Nellis AFB, USAF 287. New Cumberland Army Depot, USA 288. New London Naval Submarine Base, USN 289. New Orleans Naval Air Station, USN 290. New Orleans Naval Support Activity, USN 291. New River Marine Corps Air Station, USMC 292. New York Naval Station, USN 293. Newark AFB, USAF 294. Niagara Falls IAP ARS, USAF 295. Norfolk Naval Air Station, USN 296. Norfolk Naval Aviation Depot, USN 297. Norfolk Naval Shipyard, USN 298. Norfolk Naval Station, USN 299. North Highlands AGS, USAF 300. North Isalnd Naval Air Station, USN 301. North Island Naval Air Station, USN 302. North Island Naval Aviation Depot, USN 303. North Smithfield AGS, USAF 304. Norton AFB, USAF 305. O’Hare IAP AGS, USAF 306. Oakland Army Base, USA 307. Oakland Naval Supply Center, USN 308. Oceana Naval Air Station, USN 309. Offutt AFB, USAF 310. Ogden Defense Depot, USDOD 311. Onizuka AFB, USAF 312. Ontario IAP AGS, USAF 313. Orange AGS, USAF 314. Orlando Naval Training Center, USN 315. Otis AFB, USAF 316. Pacific Fleet ASW Training Center, USN 317. Pacific Fleet Combat Training Center, USN 318. Pacific Missile Test Center, USN 319. Pascagoula Naval Station, USN 320. Patrick AFB, USAF 321. Patuxant River Naval Air Test Center, USN 322. Pensacola Naval Air Station, USN 323. Pensacola Naval Aviation Depot, USN 324. Peterson AFB, USAF 325. Philadelphia Naval Hospital, USN 326. Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, USN 327. Philadelphia Naval Station, USN 328. Phoenix Sky Harbor IAP AGS, USAF 329. Picatinny Arsenal, USA 330. Pine Bluff Arsenal, USA 331. Plattsburgh AFB, USAF 332. Pope AFB, USAF 333. Port Hueneme Construction BN Center, USN 334. Portland IAP AGS, USAF 335. Portsmouth Naval Hospital, USN 336. Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, USN 337. Presidio of Monterey, USA 338. Presidio of San Francisco, USA 339. Pueblo Army Depot Activity, USA 340. Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, USN 341. Puget Sound Naval Station, USN 342. Quonset State Airport AGS, USAF 343. Randolph AFB, USAF 344. Red River Army Depot, USA 345. Redstone Arsenal, USA 346. Reese AFB, USAF 347. Reno Cannon IAP AGS, USAF 348. Richards Gebaur ARS, USAF 349. Richmond Defense General Supply Center. DOD 350. Richmond IAP Byrd Field AGS, USAF 351. Rickenbacker AFB, USAF 352. Robins AFB, USAF 353. Rock Island Arsenal, USA 354. Rocky Mountain Arsenal, USA 355. Roslyn AGS, USAF 356. Sacramento Army Depot, USA 357. Saginaw Army Aircraft Plant, USA 358. Salt Lake City IAP AGS, USAF 359. San Diego Marine Corps Recruit Depot, USMC 360. San Diego Naval Hospital, USN 361. San Diego Naval Station, USN 362. San Diego Naval Submarine Base, USN 363. San Diego Naval Supply Center, USN 364. San Diego Naval Training Center, USN 365. Saufley Naval OLF, USN 366. Savanna Army Depot Activity, USA 367. Savannah IAP AGS, USAF 368. Schenectady Airport AGS, USAF 369. Scott AFB, USAF 370. Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station, USN 371. Selfridge AFB, USAF 372. Seneca Army Depot, USA 373. Seymour Johnson AFB, USAF 374. Sharpe Army Depot, USA 375. Shaw AFB, USAF 376. Shepherd Field AGS (EWRVA), USAF 377. Sheppard AFB, USAF 378. Sierra Army Depot, USA 379. Sioux City MAP AGS, USAF 380. South Boston Support Activity, USA 381. South Portland AGS, USAF 382. South Weymouth Naval Air Station, USN 383. Spokane IAP AGS, USAF 384. Springfield Beckley MAP AGS, USAF 385. St. Louis Area Support Center, USA 386. Standiford Field AGS, USAF 387. Staten Island Naval Station, USN 388. Stewart Annex, USA 389. Stewart IAP AGS, USAF 390. Suffolk County Airport AGS, USAF 391. Sunny Point Military Ocean Terminal, USA 392. TULSA IAP AGS, USAF 393. Tinker AFB, USAF 394. Tobyhanna Army Depot, USA 395. Toledo Express Airport AGS, USAF 396. Tonopah AFS, USAF 397. Tooele Army Depot, USA 398. Tracy Defense Depot, USDOD 399. Traux Field AGS, USAF 400. Travis AFB, USAF 401. Treasure Island Naval Station, USN 402. Tucson IAP AGS, USAF 403. Tustin Marine Corps Air Station, USMC 404. Tyndall AFB, USAF 405. U.S. Army Materials & Mech. Res. Station, USA 406. U.S. Army Natick R&D Center, USA 407. Umatilla Army Depot Activity, USA 408. United States Air Force Academy, USAF 409. United States Naval Academy, USN 410. Van Nuys Airport AGS, USAF 411. Vance AFB, USAF 412. Vandenburg AFB, USAF 413. Vint Hill Farms Station, USA 414. W. K. Kellogg Regional Airport AGS, USAF 415. Walter Reed Army Medical Center, USA 416. Washington Headquarters Navy District, USN 417. Washington Naval Command Unit, USN 418. Washington Naval Security Station, USN 419. Watervliet Arsenal, USA 420. Wellesley AGS, USAF 421. West Point Military Reservation. West Point. NY 422. Westover AFB, USAF 423. Whidbey Island Naval Air Station, USN 424. White Oak Naval Surface Weapons Cen., USN 425. White Sands Missile Range, USA 426. Whiteman AFB, USAF 427. Whiting Field Naval Air Station, USN 428. Will Rogers World Airport AGS, USAF 429. Williams AFB, USAF 430. Willow Grove Naval Air Station, USN 431. Winter Harbor Naval Sec. Group Act., USN 432. Worchester AGS, USAF 433. Wright-Patterson AFB, USAF 434. Wurtsmith AFB, USAF 435. Yakima Firing Center, USA 436. Yeager Airport AGS, USAF 437. Yorktown Naval Weapons Station, USN 438. Youngstown MAP AGS, USAF 439. Yuma Marine Corps Air Station, USMC 440. Yuma Proving Ground, USA

 

USO Venues & Logistics

USO Venues & Logistics

 

Like I said we will do 15 to 20 stops in USO Rock WitchU Tour in exchange we a want security by the Marines throughout the tour through military sponsorship.  We want to stay on military installations when the City of venue is within 50 miles of a military installation along with catered food for the personnel; this again is throughout the tour.  And finally we want the military to handle logistics as far as the transportation of the personnel and equipment throughout the tour and tax credits or write off for the remainder of the sales of services.  There will be no money exchanging hands just a service for a service

 

The agreement will be a springboard for more entertainment through Live Nation in the future.  Our purpose is to increase the morale of the troops by giving them quality entertainment by top artist in the entertainment market.  More acts will follow Janet Jackson; she will simply open the door to a new relationship between Live Nation and the USO.

 

Our goal is to reach between 1,000,000 and 2,000,000 military personal and their dependents in the US and overseas to include a show or two on an aircraft carrier if necessary.  We want to reach between 10,000 and 15,000 per show so there will be nothing but good seats.  The reason for the small audience is venue; the military does not have concert halls so it will be the responsibility of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to design, build and move our portable arena until permanent venues can be built.  This is the key element to the arrangement which is creating military venues for major indoor events, because not all shows will be outdoors as in Janet Jackson’s case she will be available in the month of November 2008.

 

One final request, I want the military as a condition of these shows to purchase 100,000 Discipline CD’s to be sold at a small profit margin or military discount.  OK Gentlemen, let us start booking the tour dates, we promise the troops a good time and a quality show, just give us a place to perform.

 

Frank Paul Gambino

 

Additional Tour Dates

To: Janet

From: Paul

RE: Additional Tour Dates

Date: 24 June 2008

 

SEP 10 – Vancouver, BC – General Motors Place
SEP 13 – Oakland, CA – Oracle Arena
SEP 19 – Las Vegas, NV – Mandalay Bay Events Center
SEP 20 – San Diego, CA – San Diego Sports Arena
SEP 25 – Chicago, IL – Allstate Arena
SEP 27 – Detroit, MI – Palace Of Auburn Hills
SEP 28 – Toronto, ON – Air Canada Centre
SEP 29 – Montreal, QC – Bell Centre
OCT 1 – Boston, MA – TD Banknorth Garden
OCT 2 – Philadelphia, PA – Wachovia Center
OCT 4 – Greensboro, NC – Greensboro Coliseum Complex
OCT 5 – Atlanta, GA – Philips Arena
OCT 7 – Fort Lauderdale, FL – BankAtlantic Center
OCT 15 – Washington, DC – Verizon Center
OCT 17 – East Rutherford, NJ – Izod Center
OCT 21 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center
OCT 22 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center

 

I think you should start to book the USO tour dates for the month of November and then go back commercial in December.  Go to places like Africa in January and other warm areas in February and then go to Europe in March and April and to the Northern hemisphere in May and end the tour.  While on the road write lyrics and let us make the beats.  Do your first movie in the summer and them go to the home studio to put the first SACD together!  It is a full time job.

 

Start making Rock witchU tour commercials that are exciting. I will give it a shot this weekend.

 

Make a deal with the Bush Administration and make the agreement public that you will include in you WORLD TOUR USO tour dates

 

Projected Schedule

 

World Tour: 2008 -2009 End by June 2009 to include USO Tour

 

Film first movie summer 2009

 

First SACD Release late 2009

 

Film second movie fall 2010

 

Second SACD Release late 2011

 

Casino Performance:  2011 – 2012 six months

 

Film third movie winter 2012

 

Third SACD Release Early 2013

 

World Tour: 2013 Summer thru fall

 

 

 

 

SACD Recordings are ongoing

 

Radio Airplay Ongoing