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Alternative 26 May, 2005

Alternative Rocker Henry Rollins Visits Troops in the Pacific

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WASHINGTON, DC (USO) - Singer, author, actor and monologist Henry Rollins will embark on a USO/Armed Forces Entertainment (AFE) tour to provide a morale boost to troops stations in Japan, Okinawa, Korea and Guam June 13-23. Rollins will meet with service members, tour a variety of job posts and sign autographs. This is Rollins's fifth USO/AFE tour; past tour stops include Kuwait, Iraq, Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan, Qatar, Honduras and United Arab Emirates. The Washington, D.C., native also has visited troops recuperating at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the National Naval Medical Center.

Best known for his alternative rock/punk music, Rollins began his career with hardcore punk pioneers, Black Flag. He toured and recorded with the group until they disbanded in 1986. The following year, he reappeared with the Rollins Band, where he recorded several successful albums.
In 1994, the Rollins Band released "Weight," which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Metal Band.

In addition to his musical career, Rollins has ventured into acting with appearances in several feature films, including "Bad Boyz II," "Jack Frost," "Johnny Mnemonic" and "Alibi." Rollins also is an accomplished spoken word performer, earning a Grammy Award for 1994's "Get in the Van."
Rollins also has written several books, including "Smile. You're Traveling," "Solipsist" and "The Portable Henry Rollins." His voice can be heard as the title character on the Vivendi Universal video game, "Mace Griffin Bounty Hunter."

In February, 2005, Rollins released "Shock and Awe," a DVD where he discusses his eclectic life and his travels around the globe. Although he performs more than 100 shows each year, he makes time to lead 2.13.61, a music and print publishing house, and host "Henry's Film Corner" on the Independent Film Channel.

For more than 64 years, the USO (United Service Organizations) has been providing morale and recreation-type services to U.S. military personnel and their families. The USO is a nonprofit, charitable organization, relying on the generosity of the American people to support its programs and services. The USO is supported by World Partners Avon Products, Inc., AT&T Corporation, BAE SYSTEMS, Bass Pro Shops, Build-A-Bear Workshop, Clear Channel Communications, The Coca-Cola Company, Computer Systems Center, Inc., Johnson & Johnson Consumer Companies, Inc., Lockheed Martin Corporation, Military Channel, Morgan Stanley, National Football League, Northwest Airlines, Inc., S & K Sales Company, TriWest Healthcare Alliance and The Walt Disney Company. Other organizations, including the United Way and Combined Federal Campaign (CFC-0600), have joined thousands of individual donors to support the USO. For more information on the USO, please visit our Web site at https://www.uso.org






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