Mission
Statement
ExReps provides a
facility allowing the Techrep community to maintain contact with each other and
as a means to preserve the history of the projects that we have individually and
collectively participated in over the years and around the world.
Privacy
Statement
What information do we collect ?
Information is provided to ExReps via email. This information is
generally limited to names, email addresses , and whatever information
individuals care to share about the companies and/or
projects someone may have been associated with.
What do we use it for ?
We post this information and other information provided by
members on the website in such places as our roster and/or links page, no other
copies or use of this information is made.
Removal of information
Any and all personal information about an individual is removed
on request.
Email Records
We maintain a single copy of all emails received from
individuals for our internal use, if requested we will delete all such copies
for the individual making the request.
Information Sharing
ExReps does not share any information about our members,
prospective members, or website visitors with anyone for any reason.
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Other than this ExReps does not use cookies
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ExReps may publish intermittent electronic newsletters to
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such newsletters you name will be removed from the mailing list on request.
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ExReps may conduct periodic surveys in conjunction with our
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aggregated and displayed via a web trending package called AwStats. We make use
of the demographic and usage data provided by AwStats to ensure proper operation
of the website.
We use tracking information to determine which areas of our
sites users like and don't like based on traffic to the various areas. ExReps does
not track what individual users read, but rather how well each page performs
overall. This helps us continue to build a better service for you.
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Users may unsubscribe to any of our electronic newsletters, or
any other service, at
any time by following the instructions contained at the end of each newsletter.
You may also write and request that we manually unsubscribe you to any or all
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How To Contact Us
If you ever need to contact us via email at JayC@WyldeArt.Com,
you may also contact us at the phone number or snail mail address below:
Jay Clark
4670 Esplanade Way
Las Vegas Nevada, 89121
702.456.7062 - Office
702.205.6090 - Cell
'My
name is Ozymandias, king of kings, Look upon my works ye Mighty, and
despair!'
Actually, if he ever existed,
Ozymandias fails to mention that they were not exactly "his" works, he
brought in some tech reps to get the job done.
The idea of
bringing skilled folks in, from afar, to do jobs quickly, and train locals to
carry on, is as old as civilization itself.
This
is the essence of what being a tech rep is all about, as an Ex Rep I am proud of
my small contribution to the projects and programs I participated in..
Tech reps have played a significant
role in building the systems that protected us throughout the cold war, now the
systems have been shut down and the history both of them, and the people who
built them is in danger of being lost.
 Tech
Reps have been around just about as long as human civilizations, history tells
us that rulers wishing for great works have always had to import the skills from
afar.
Collectively members of this site have at least 2,000 years of experience doing
interesting work all over the globe, with personal memories of all the key
events of the 20th century, around the world, and in space.
Tech Reps have a unique worldview pretty much based on having been there and
done all that..
This site is provided as a service to all who have worked far from home, under
rough conditions, doing the jobs that no one else would do or could do, their
families and friends
(images
provided by Chuck Light)
 Tech
Reps built the bases, and trained the trainers for communications systems
and avionics systems for WW II, Korea, Vietnam, and are working in the gulf
today.
Tech Reps were called
to build infrastructure in the third world, and to man the tracking stations for
the space race.
they built the
cold war defensive shields in South East Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and
elsewhere.
They ride the
workboats & helicopters to offshore platforms to keep the oil flowing..
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