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Former
Navy SEAL Steve “Moose” Robinson maintains a website intended to provide
general information about the Teams to the public at large. CyberSEALs.org
also hosts a password-secured discussion forum for bona fide UDT and SEAL
personnel. That discussion forum – the Virtual Team Compound, or VTC –
currently has several hundred UDT/SEAL Teammates as members. Any current or
former Team members who wish to apply for their free VTC membership should
contact Steve via email by writing him at shadek [at] tri-lakes DOT net.
He will tell them what’s needed and direct them to the subscription
application. All applicants are screened against the SEAL DATABASE. Membership
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VTC stands for VIRTUAL
TEAM COMPOUND, a
SEAL-eyes-only password-protected
online discussion forum where SEAL Teammates
past and present who think alike. Where we can all interact and
reminisce without concerns that their comments will be taken out of context,
misquoted, misunderstood, or end up on the evening news. What is posted on
the VTC, stays on the VTC !
Hooyah!
Steve "Moose" Robinson ~BlacksmithSEAL~
and Webmaster
USN 1970-1978 59wc, ST-1, IUWG-1
ST-1 Comm/ET Instructor, J,C,F Plts, SDV IMA
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Chip for VTC
Steve Robinson
VTC Webmaster email: shadek [at]
tri-lakes DOT net
Steve
Robinson and FBI agent
Steve "Moose" Robinson
Steve Robinson in “St. Basil’s, Red Square, Moscow 1998”
Steve Robinson “Ulyanovsk, Russia 1998”
“St. Basil’s, Red Square, Moscow 1998” Steve Robinson
Steve Robinson in “Ulyanovsk, Russia 1998”
I don’t have a problem with anyone knowing I
went to “Ulyanovsk, Russia 1998” or “St. Basil’s, Red
Square, Moscow 1998”. I dreamed about it when I was a kid (dunno
why), dreamed about it when I was in college learning the Russian
language (which seemed only appropriate since I was majoring in Slavic
Studies), and when I was offered the chance to go in the late 90’s,
I jumped at it. I despise the Communist form of government, but the
common people of Russia are just like common people everywhere when
the government isn’t meddling in their business… doing their
damnedest to make ends meet, keep food on the table, stay warm in the
winter, and live to a ripe old age with grandkids underfoot.
Steve "Moose" Robinson |
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