[303rd-Talk] ? Who is Old Segundo ?

[Steve McColaugh]

Hello,
I also got the postcard around the same time frame. I doubt that I would
have been on the list unless it was given to Dr. Williams in 2005. I'm also
not a veteran. I did order the other 303rd film about a year ago, but I
don't believe that it was from these folks. There are all sorts of ways to
data mine people these days. If you subscribe to any related publications
your name is out there. Mine may have come from one of the various model
airplane magazines that I subscribe to.  

Happy Holidays to all,
Steve McColaugh	               

-----Original Message-----
From: 303rd-talk-bounces at 303rdBG.com [mailto:303rd-talk-bounces at 303rdBG.com]
On Behalf Of Gary Moncur
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 2:52 PM
To: 303rd Bomb Group Talk Forum
Subject: RE: [303rd-Talk] ? Who is Old Segundo ?

>  The
> reason for that is that someone else on the internet, with malicious
> intent, could also obtain all of our addresses.

Dr. Williams was given a printed copy of our directory several years 
ago to contact veteran's for interviews for his East Anglia Air War 
Project as he traveled across the country.  I suspect he used that 
copy for his mailing.  There is no electronic copy of the membership 
online anywhere.  There is exactly one digital copy, kept on the 
Membership Chairman's home computer.

There is nothing to worry about.
Gary


-- Gary Moncur
         Webmaster & Director of Internet Operations
         303rd Bomb Group (H) Association
         http://www.303rdBG.com 
         http://www.B17Thunderbird.com



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