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tim get on aim...i know your lazy *** aint at work!!
but yeah we would get like a group of 10 ppl and space out ever 10 feet, so eveyr officer we passed would have to salute ten times in a row!!
actually I am at work. Some of us actually have to do work in the Army instead of sitting on our asses getting tax free money and living on my350z.com.
**** bagram...way too garrison-like for me for a deployment...**** shouldnt be that **** when deployed
Bagram ain't bad compared to some of the places I've been. When I was in Al Udeid, they wouldn't serve you in the chow hall unless you had your Military I.D. in a holder hung around your neck.
I know everyone says it, but I truly thank you for choosing what you did to do everyday. We need to take better care of you guys. Hopefully, the elections will bring better things for every branch.
Bagram ain't bad compared to some of the places I've been. When I was in Al Udeid, they wouldn't serve you in the chow hall unless you had your Military I.D. in a holder hung around your neck.
Get to know your comm guys, I had 3 dsn's in Iraq and 3 nipr lines, and a couple tv channels. I kept up with the penn state games and american idol, lol. Spent a lot of time on aol and facebook, lol.
Get to know your comm guys, I had 3 dsn's in Iraq and 3 nipr lines, and a couple tv channels. I kept up with the penn state games and american idol, lol. Spent a lot of time on aol and facebook, lol.
exactly lol its all about knowing the right people. i was with a signal company in bagram and kandahar. we had more phones/internet then we knew what to do with.
ps thank you Canada for tim hortons! that little ice cream place in kandahar isnt bad either