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Army places
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03 Nov 2006 Fri 04:41 pm |
Hi...
My boyfriend goes army after 20 days and i want know about those places where he go, first Tokat and after that Yozgat! Hope someone can tell me something...
Is those safety places and so on...
Thanks very much
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 12:38 am |
hya hun, not too sure if this will help at all but my bf is also in army he is situated in hakkari at the moment, he says it is very difficult sometimes, but he gets through it all. i know hakkari is alot further away than where your bf is, but i think it is this region where most of the troubles are and the more danger.........i think it is like this anyway.......i hope he will be ok and im sure you will be able to help him through it if he has any trouble. sorry i couldnt be more help
(p.s my bf only has 105 days left till he finishes
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 12:40 am |
dammm my have just started and its really hard not being able to talk to him. plus i dont no where he is so im very confussed!!!
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 12:41 am |
sorry i ment "my bf has just started" sorry
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 01:01 am |
Quoting heidilovesosman: dammm my have just started and its really hard not being able to talk to him. plus i dont no where he is so im very confussed!!! |
i know!! when mine first started i was always wantin to know: where he was? whats he doin now? is he ok? does he miss me? but dont worry they are fine.....i know that wen XXXX first started i found refuge in watchin war films (like jarhead) i dont know why but it kinda gave me ideas as to what he could be doing also i spoke to his friends and his brothers (definately gave me some reassurance) also people on here (TC) can help alot by talkin to them. but anyway after a few months they are allowed fones etc and now i speak to him almost everyday he tells me what he's doing (not everything though because they are not allowed to.....when he finishes he said he will tell me all his stories)
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 01:12 am |
awww that last bit sounds so cute awww bless
well he has been in a month on the 16th but he still has his phone and he turns it on at night and i text him today it made me feel a bit better. but i hope it gets better and th time goes quicker
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 01:19 am |
it does....XXX was able to get 2weeks leave and he met up for holiday with me (for 12 days i stayed with him and went to his home for 2), it was so good!! i havent seen him for about 13 weeks now.....i miss him so much!.......some days it will seem like the time is going so quickly and others will feel like forever (the winter weather doesnt really help either)
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 01:26 am |
i no its sooo cold
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 01:38 am |
just send him letters wit foto's an remind him of things you two hav done together the time you spent with one another, i get so excited when i get letters hehe its just abit more meaningful than txts and you can look over and over them unlike a phone call.........i love letters hehe
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 01:49 am |
cell phones are forbidden during the military service.dont mention ur bf names here.otherwise i have to tell it to the official
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 01:57 am |
:o how could you do such a thing!!! well its a shame you dont no where he is then tehe im glad i dont
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 01:57 am |
precicely why i put XXXX hehehe
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 02:56 am |
okay boys i was just kidding.i am not a stool pigeon
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 02:57 am |
Quoting tirrogan: okay boys i was just kidding.i am not a stool pigeon |
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05 Nov 2006 Sun 02:58 am |
Quoting tirrogan: okay boys i was just kidding.i am not a stool pigeon |
goooooood coz thats so horrible if you would do sumat like that
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29 Nov 2006 Wed 12:40 pm |
My husband has just started his military service. He's currently in Samsun, which shouldn't be as bad as other places. Supposedly he will be working in a hospital, but we don't know any details about it yet. He was 'lucky' to be assigned to the gendarme.
Personally I'm absolutely disgusted with the whole idea. When you go to the army it's like stepping 100 years back in time and you're required to act like a robot. When he called yesterday he said he had to because it was time for everybody to shower.
We have been together for three years, living together for two. We were starting to get really comfortable together, thinking of our future and then he savagely gets pulled away because of some fascist old tradition.
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29 Nov 2006 Wed 01:43 pm |
my boyfriend will start his military in 2 weeks. he will only do 5 months and he will have internet and telephone so im great happy i can also go and visit him whenever i want to, but only 3 hours per a day. i just hope he will do it in istanbul and not in ankara. :S
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29 Nov 2006 Wed 04:49 pm |
is it that they only have to do 5 months service when they have been to university?
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29 Nov 2006 Wed 05:08 pm |
yes, that's right
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29 Nov 2006 Wed 05:22 pm |
thank you, i was just making sure because my boyfriend finishes uni in 2008 and hasnt been in the army yet, 5 months is better than 15 months. Do they get called straight away or can it be months before they called?
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30 Nov 2006 Thu 11:41 pm |
history and geography
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01 Dec 2006 Fri 03:50 am |
my friend just went to the army last week and didnt have chance 2 see him this year....last time i saw him was 11 months ago so now i have 2 wait another 15....which is guttin!!!! xx
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02 Dec 2006 Sat 02:42 am |
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 12:18 pm |
Quoting ekd: is it that they only have to do 5 months service when they have been to university? |
yeh as far as i'm aware
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 12:25 pm |
How many days off are they actually allowed to have? My husband will supposedly get 7 days after the first three months but I don't know how much more he will get.
I've heard someone say a month in total, but I know that my brother in law went through his military service just three years ago and we was only allowed two weeks off in total, which would then be added in the end (so that some of his friends who had not taken time off at all could go home two weeks before him).
How many days is it now?
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 12:30 pm |
i was told it is a day every 2 weeks..but obviously not the case judging on what u have said..i think although they are entitled to a certain amount it depend on where they are posted and so forth....like with the mobile phones issue, some sergeants dont care and some do..
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 12:44 pm |
Quoting robyn : i was told it is a day every 2 weeks..but obviously not the case judging on what u have said..i think although they are entitled to a certain amount it depend on where they are posted and so forth....like with the mobile phones issue, some sergeants dont care and some do.. |
You're probably right. I think that after the first three months they have every second sunday afternoon off, but I was thinking in terms of holiday.
What has outraged me is that during your first time there sergants and other high rank officers may talk as bad to you as they please, things like "your mother is so and so and your family is so and so, you maggot". I mean, come on! This is 2006. These things belong in kindergarten.
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 01:08 pm |
Quoting azade: Quoting robyn : i was told it is a day every 2 weeks..but obviously not the case judging on what u have said..i think although they are entitled to a certain amount it depend on where they are posted and so forth....like with the mobile phones issue, some sergeants dont care and some do.. |
You're probably right. I think that after the first three months they have every second sunday afternoon off, but I was thinking in terms of holiday.
What has outraged me is that during your first time there sergants and other high rank officers may talk as bad to you as they please, things like "your mother is so and so and your family is so and so, you maggot". I mean, come on! This is 2006. These things belong in kindergarten. |
yeh and if u don't do ur service they strip u of turkish nationality..personally i think the days of compulsory military service should be over..even if they are born in another country to a turkish parent they have to undergo this ..
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 04:47 pm |
do they have women at all in the Turkish Army?
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 04:48 pm |
Quoting ekd: do they have women at all in the Turkish Army? |
yes but not compulsory service..apparently they are usually found in higher ranks...
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 04:51 pm |
ah interesting, you'd think maybe as men and women are becoming more equal that women would have to complete national service aswell. we are always fighting for equals rights as females and all lol.
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 04:54 pm |
Quoting ekd: ah interesting, you'd think maybe as men and women are becoming more equal that women would have to complete national service aswell. we are always fighting for equals rights as females and all lol. |
yes but women got the right to vote etc in turkey long before they did in europe..they have the same rights but often their roles are still viewed differently in society..maybe thats why they are not drafted into complusory service..
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:03 pm |
Quoting robyn : yes but women got the right to vote etc in turkey long before they did in europe.... |
Hehehe check your facts Robyn !
Some examples of dates when women could vote:-
Finland: 1906
Norway: 1913
Great Britain: 1918
Germany, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia : 1919
Turkey: 1934
However, they did beat France and Romania!
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:05 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Quoting robyn : yes but women got the right to vote etc in turkey long before they did in europe.... |
Hehehe check your facts Robyn !
Some examples of dates when women could vote:-
Finland: 1906
Norway: 1913
Great Britain: 1918
Germany, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia : 1919
Turkey: 1934
However, they did beat France and Romania!
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ok.. i stand corrected.. i do apologise i think i was actually referring to equal rights kegislation..could u check that as well please?
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:06 pm |
Quoting robyn : Quoting aenigma x: Quoting robyn : yes but women got the right to vote etc in turkey long before they did in europe.... |
Hehehe check your facts Robyn !
Some examples of dates when women could vote:-
Finland: 1906
Norway: 1913
Great Britain: 1918
Germany, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia : 1919
Turkey: 1934
However, they did beat France and Romania!
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ok.. i stand corrected.. i do apologise i think i was actually referring to equal rights kegislation..could u check that as well please? |
Check yer own facts girl!
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:07 pm |
oh thats cheeky ..but that i shall do !!!!!!
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:21 pm |
Quoting robyn : they have the same rights but often their roles are still viewed differently in society..maybe thats why they are not drafted into complusory service.. |
yes i see what you mean, for equality in women in women worldwide, we should get the good stuff (e.g. voting) and the bad stuff (e.g. national service) or we are not truly equal, if you know what i mean.
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:24 pm |
Quoting ekd: Quoting robyn : they have the same rights but often their roles are still viewed differently in society..maybe thats why they are not drafted into complusory service.. |
yes i see what you mean, for equality in women in women worldwide, we should get the good stuff (e.g. voting) and the bad stuff (e.g. national service) or we are not truly equal, if you know what i mean. |
yeh i do agree with u..but if i was a turkish woman i would not complain
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:26 pm |
hehehe i know what you mean.
i cant complain anyway, i'm considering joining the Royal Air Force as i nurse when i graduate. lol.
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:28 pm |
Quoting ekd: hehehe i know what you mean.
i cant complain anyway, i'm considering joining the Royal Air Force as i nurse when i graduate. lol. |
good luck to u..i know i wouldn't..but at least u r making that choice not being forced to
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:29 pm |
yes i cant imagine what it would be like to be forced into the army when its something you dont want to do.
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:30 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Quoting robyn : yes but women got the right to vote etc in turkey long before they did in europe.... |
Hehehe check your facts Robyn !
Some examples of dates when women could vote:-
Finland: 1906
Norway: 1913
Great Britain: 1918
Germany, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia : 1919
Turkey: 1934
However, they did beat France and Romania!
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I understood that only women over 30 could vote in Britain before 1928 and Turkey gave women the vote in 1926
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 05:31 pm |
Quoting Joey: Quoting aenigma x: Quoting robyn : yes but women got the right to vote etc in turkey long before they did in europe.... |
Hehehe check your facts Robyn !
Some examples of dates when women could vote:-
Finland: 1906
Norway: 1913
Great Britain: 1918
Germany, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia : 1919
Turkey: 1934
However, they did beat France and Romania!
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I understood that only women over 30 could vote in Britain before 1928 and Turkey gave women the vote in 1926 |
thats what i thought..but apparently not
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 07:00 pm |
Quoting Joey: Quoting aenigma x: Quoting robyn : yes but women got the right to vote etc in turkey long before they did in europe.... |
Hehehe check your facts Robyn !
Some examples of dates when women could vote:-
Finland: 1906
Norway: 1913
Great Britain: 1918
Germany, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia : 1919
Turkey: 1934
However, they did beat France and Romania!
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I understood that only women over 30 could vote in Britain before 1928 and Turkey gave women the vote in 1926 |
Sorry aenigma I think you are right about Turkish women voting in national elections for the first time in 1934.The womens equal rights reforms started in 1926. :-S
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04 Dec 2006 Mon 07:31 pm |
Quoting Joey: Quoting Joey: Quoting aenigma x: Quoting robyn : yes but women got the right to vote etc in turkey long before they did in europe.... |
Hehehe check your facts Robyn !
Some examples of dates when women could vote:-
Finland: 1906
Norway: 1913
Great Britain: 1918
Germany, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia : 1919
Turkey: 1934
However, they did beat France and Romania!
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I understood that only women over 30 could vote in Britain before 1928 and Turkey gave women the vote in 1926 |
Sorry aenigma I think you are right about Turkish women voting in national elections for the first time in 1934.The womens equal rights reforms started in 1926. :-S |
Thanks Joey. However you were right about the UK, I just didn't want to confuse things. They were allowed to vote if they were over 30 from 1918, then could vote if they were over 21 from 1928
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23 Dec 2006 Sat 11:18 pm |
Quoting robyn : Quoting Joey: Quoting aenigma x: Quoting robyn : yes but women got the right to vote etc in turkey long before they did in europe.... |
Hehehe check your facts Robyn !
Some examples of dates when women could vote:-
Finland: 1906
Norway: 1913
Great Britain: 1918
Germany, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia : 1919
Turkey: 1934
However, they did beat France and Romania!
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I understood that only women over 30 could vote in Britain before 1928 and Turkey gave women the vote in 1926 |
thats what i thought..but apparently not |
1926 - New Civil Law gave turkish women equal rights ( divorce ,inheritance, parental rights,etc..)
1930 - rights to vote and be elected to municipal administirations (Belediyeler)
1934 - right to vote and be elected in parlimenter elections
(In the following elections in 1935, 18 women got into the parliment .But although Turkey had many female ministers, mayors, Primeminister (Tansu Ciller),head of supreme court,etc ever since, unfortunately the percentage of women in the parliment is STILL too low.We need quotas for women,especially for Southeastern Turkey.
btw ,not only France and Romania
Switzerland : 1971
Italy: 1948
1944: Bulgaria, France grant suffrage to women.
1945: Croatia, Italy, Hungary, Japan (with restrictions), Yugoslavia, Senegal and Ireland enact woman suffrage.
1947: Bulgaria, Malta,
1948: Belgium, which previously granted the vote to women, establishes suffrage with a few restrictions for women.
1952: Greece, extend suffrage to women.
1953: Hungary
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10 Jul 2007 Tue 05:09 am |
HI ALL!!!
My askim will be finished with the damn military on August 12, the day after his birthday, and it has been been hard!!! 14 months ago i did not think we could do it, but we're still going, and STRONG! Except now he will have to go back to Iraq as a contractor so he can save up enough money for us to get married in Turkey. But i do see the end, and i can't wait. We first met when i was deployed to iraq in the us army, and he was there as a translater for the Turkish company Serka. Then he left to go into the military and i left to come back home. So we've been apart now for almost a year and a half. I love him dearly and encourage ANYone to follow their hearts, no matter how long it takes to get where it's taking you.
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