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If you experience problems while traveling that require financial assistance, contact the nearest Army Emergency Relief or Air Force/Navy Relief Office or the local American Red Cross.  Regardless of what branch of service you represent, any of those offices can assist you and then transfer your loan to the correct branch.  They will help you with EMERGENCY assistance - car repair, food, lodging, etc.  Recommend you become a member of a travel club, especially if you will be driving a long distance.  Towing a car can be very expensive.

If you need directions, go by the ACS office where you are and they may be able to print directions and a map for you on their computer.  Also, call information for the road emergency telephone numbers (usually State Police) in each of the states you will be traveling through and put them in the glove compartment of your car.  Make sure someone in your family or a close friend know the route you are taking, where you will be staying overnight, and the license plate number, make and model of your vehicle.  If there is an emergency and you need to be reached, the State Police might be able to find you.


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