There are some very fine women who act at Funerals when a soldier dies. I know when my dad died and he was buried at Arlington National Cemetary there was the minister, the aid that helped the widow and the hostess who was a representative who was at the burial site. She was a very kind lady and she made sure if we needed anything she was there.

Just don't think she is doing what we assume would be the normal care-giving. I could be wrong.

none of our business but when a highly respected general does something like this it hurts the morale of the troops who are in the field fighting. This is nothing more than a distraction of real important issues. I do think he did right by resigning. Generals have to be an example. War isn't an excuse. Sorry his wife was at home doing what she was suppose to do. I know she will forgive him and try to move on. You don't throw over 30 yrs of marriage so easy. I'm so over this situation. All these people involved are republicans and somehow its all Obama's fault.

Gotta watch that cream filling ... more than just the trans-fats to watch out for ...

In a "gentlemen's club."

Same difference.

Olongapo indeed. I know what you're talking about BTW, my late Dad was the CO of NAS Atsugi back in the 60's. I've actually been there, 1979, and the kids chased me and my F-14 pilot husband down the streets screaming "bionic woman."

It's been a long time gone...
DBH

Different title, though.

A camp follower - as in "a civilian (as a prostitute) who follows a military unit to attend or exploit military personnel". http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/camp%20follower

She also tried to "liaise" between U.S. military brass at McDill military base with visiting Lebanese and other Middle East government officials.

She, her husband and her twin sister all have serious financial problems.

Is that clear enough for you?

at battles. A traditionally big, but mostly hush hush source of entertainment and diversion of the super rich.

Organizing and networking for the partner.