Military Retirement Question: Does Obama have to be the Pres to sign it?

[submarinerswife]

Husband is considering his retirement from the Navy after 27 years.

[submarinerswife]

How did he do it? Who does he request the signatures from? Not interested in Clinton, though!

[Yosemitest]

I retired in 2000,
and after receiving the "Certificate", I filed it away and haven't looked at it since.

[marmar]

I retired in Sept 2008, I didn't want BO to sign mine.

[castlebrew]

yep.

Army.

[MSF BU]

What did you need to do to get letters from the living retired president?

[Retired AF member]

To receive a letter of appreciation from a former U.S. President, use the contact information below. Requests should include, at a minimum, full name and rank of retiree, date of retirement, years of service, address, name, and phone number of contact person. Other information may be required. Requests should be submitted on command letterhead.

George W. Bush
Office of the Honorable George W. Bush
P.O. Box 259000
Dallas, TX 75225
Ph: (214) 692-4300
Fax: (214) 692-4324
Email: info@ogwb.org

William Clinton
Office of the Honorable William Jefferson Clinton
55 W 125th Street
New York, New York 10027
Ph: 646-775-9132
Fax: 646-775-9105
Willimam J. Clinton Retirement Letter Request Online NEW
http://clintonfoundation.org/contactus/military/

George H. W. Bush
Office of the Honorable George Bush
10000 Memorial Drive Suite 900
Houston, TX 77024
Ph: 1-713-686-1188
Fax: 1-713-683-0801

Jimmy Carter
The Honorable Jimmy Carter
The Carter Center
Attn: Executive Office
Atlanta, GA 30307
Fax: 404-331-0283

[MSF BU]

Thanks!

[Dee Gonzo]

Good for them waiting, nobody probably cares but them lol.
Never heard of Soldiers doing this but whatever!!! Kiddos! Next!!