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THE NAME HAS CHANGED TO "the WIREBENDER" BUT STILL A GREAT NEWSLETTER

"the WIREBENDER" is available through the AMTA.  Contact Whitey Gross for the latest and archive copies of the newsletter. CLICK HERE to contact Whitey.

"the WIREBENDER" is available on the AMTA Website for everyone.  If you need a paper copy mailed to you CLICK HERE to contact the AMTA Secretary, Mike McLaughlin - or 830-995-4109

AMTA members and potential members can receive electronic copies of archived "the WIREBENDER" (AMTA SEMI ANNUAL NEWS) FREE of charge.  CLICK HERE to contact Whitey Gross.

To provide comments or an article to the "the WIREBENDER" CLICK HERE.

CLICK HERE to see the CURRENT "the WIREBENDER" (January through July 2010)

CLICK HERE to see PAST copies of the "the WIREBENDER" or THE AMTA SEMI-ANNUAL NEWS.....

The "the WIREBENDER" is your newsletter.  It is for every member of the AMTA.  Whitey Gross is the editor and he cherishes inputs from everyone.  Another newsletter will be coming out sometime in toward the end of 2010.  Please share with Whitey information that would be of interest to everyone.  We can have as many pages in "the WIREBENDER" as we have information to print.  Thanks for your continued support.

CLICK HERE to view the Air Force Enlisted Village's letter of appreciation for the 2009 AMTA donation.  This is the charity the AMTA donates money to each year.

The AMTA received a thank you letter from the Air Force Enlisted Village again this year and they placed a gold brick in the courtyard with AMTA engraved on it.  The letter is on file with the AMTA treasurer if anyone is interested in seeing the letter they can contact Bob White and he will be happy to email you a copy.

CLICK HERE to view the appreciation letter from the commander of the 97th Intelligence Squadron for "Christmas for The Troops" donation from the AMTA

The AMTA received the thank you letter from the commander of the 97th Intelligence Squadron in a timely manner this year for our donation to 'Christmas for The Troops".  Col Bob Cope's input last year really helped this along.  If you would like to see a copy of the letter Bob White will be happy to email you a copy.