Navy Ball Tickets Go on Sale

The Navy&#39;s 235th birthday celebration will be at 6 p.m. October 23 at the Millennium Hotel in Mohringen. Ticket information is as follows: <br /> <br />Cost: Rank Ticket Price <br /> E1-E4 & Guest 10 Euros <br /> E5-E6 & Guest 20



By US AFRICOM Public Affairs U.S. AFRICOM Public Affairs STUTTGART, Germany Sep 24, 2010
The Navy's 235th birthday celebration will be at 6 p.m. October 23 at the Millennium Hotel in Mohringen. Ticket information is as follows:

Cost: Rank Ticket Price
E1-E4 & Guest 10 Euros
E5-E6 & Guest 20 Euros
E7/E9 and O1/O3 & Guest 40 Euros
O4 and above / Civilian 50 Euros

Ticket sales representatives:
AFRICOM Coordinator:
LT Alice De Stasio Brickhouse
Alice.De StasioBrickhouse@africom.mil
421-3170

IKD: LT Theresa Adair
Theresa.Adair@africom.mil
421-2442

SPP/OTR: LCDR John Tully
John.Tully@africom.mil
421-5066

OPL: CDR Chad Godlewski
Chadwick.Godlewski@africom.mil
421-4042
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