American WWII Orphans Network Homepage  
American WWII Orphans Network  910 Princess Anne St.  Fredericksburg, Virginia 22401    Phone: 540/310-0750 
FAX 540/310-0178 
E-Mail: awon@aol.com 

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Founded in 1991 by Ann Bennet Mix, The AWON,is an organization entirely comprised of the sons and  daughters of Americanskilled or missing in World War II.  AWON locates and registers all American WWII orphans and their fathers.  Holds local, regional and national gatherings.  Maintains on-line communication with WWII orphans from all over the World.   Directs orphans to sources of information about their fathers from military and government records.  Directs orphans to sources of information for locating war buddies, family and friends of their fathers.  Helps family and friends locate the families of men who were killed in WWII.  Welcomes Family and Associate Memberships from those other than sons and daughters, from sponsoring individuals and organizations, from veterans groups, members of the media, and other interested parties.  
awon.org

GLOBAL NOMADS INTERNATIONAL   P.O. Box 9584  
Washington, D.C. 20016  
Phone#: 202.466.2244  
FAX: 757.499.7320  
No homepage at this time.
gni@igc.org 

Global Nomads International is a volunteer, private, nonprofit, United Nations-affiliated organization that promotes the welfare of current and former internationally mobile families and individuals.  Global nomads are persons of any age or nationality who have lived outside their passport country before adulthood because of a parent's career.   Global nomads are members of a  worldwide community of persons who share a unique cultural heritage.  

The Internet Site For Military Families  
"Sgt. Mom's Place"

 
This website provides a self-service interactive Web Site for families of service members. Sgt. Mom links with a wide variety of other home pages (including service-specific sites) and refers to itself as a "One Stop Web Shop." http://www.sgtmoms.com

Military Brats Network®, 
a joint effort of...

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The Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC)

 
This organization consists of military installations and departments, school districts, professionals and parents who want to support the educational needs of all military children, especially in the areas of helping the military child adust to the educational transitions of relocating. www.militarychild.org

Military Relocation Information Network 

  
 www.militarytowns.com  provides community information and military relocation data to help service members and their families intelligently choose and move to their next duty station.

The National Miltary Family Association 
(NMFA)

 
The NMFA is a national organization dedicated to identifying and resolving issues of concern to military families. www.nmfa.org/

OVERSEAS BRATS (OSB) 
Joe Condrill, President 
P.O. Box 47112 
Wichita, KS  67201 
Phone#: 316-269-9610 
FAX#: 316-269-9610 
E-Mail: joeosbpres@sbcglobal.net

 
Distinct and special happenings for all associated with overseas schools, whether you were an educator, former student, or parent, and regardless when and where you were are being hosted by OVERSEAS BRATS throughout the U.S. Each activity is a wonderful forum to introduce those with this special heritage in an informal and very cordial atmosphere. Sharing, networking, and showing-n-telling are important and encouraged. Tell joeosbpres@sbcglobal.net where you live and you'll be advised when and where the next event will be or the closest one to you. OVERSEAS BRATS. Affirming your past. Preserving your present. Looking to your future. Sharing your story. Serving educators, former students,  alumni and parents associated with overseas schools since 1986. 
 http://www.overseasbrats.com  
Webmaster: Sharon Ray Renno  sharon@nouasseur.com

Overseas Brats On-Line Community

On-Line Community for Overseas Brats and Military Brats

www.overseasbrats.net

SONS & DAUGHTERS IN TOUCH (SDIT) 
"They Were Our Fathers"  
P.O. Box 1596  
Arlington, Virginia 22210 
 Phone#: (800) 984-9994  

 
The mission of SDIT is to locate, unite and provide support to Sons, Daughters and other family members of those who died or remain missingas a result of the Vietnam War; to produce a quarterly newsletter providing important information to all SDIT stakeholders; to promote healing via networking and special projects, to regularly address high schools and college classes in hopes of providing education on the historical and emotional legacy of war.        
http://www.SDIT.org/ Webmaster: Webmistress@sdit.org