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Sorry, I am a bit disorganized. Sleep has been a bit sketchy the last couple of days too. I shouldn't complan, as the Inner Prop has it even worse.
We made it, after a bit of a delay (the bus sort of froze up near the Kansas-Missouri border) and are settled in. As for the Inner Prop, his supervisory chain had a sudden emergency at the top - so everyone got bumped up a spot. While I was tossing and turning and getting a couple of hours, the Prop already started working. This, mind you, just before our 2AM-2PM shift begins. Throw in some transit time, overlap for shift change and...well, you see what I mean.
More to come, if it warrants mention.
UPDATE:
We made it, after a bit of a delay (the bus sort of froze up near the Kansas-Missouri border) and are settled in. As for the Inner Prop, his supervisory chain had a sudden emergency at the top - so everyone got bumped up a spot. While I was tossing and turning and getting a couple of hours, the Prop already started working. This, mind you, just before our 2AM-2PM shift begins. Throw in some transit time, overlap for shift change and...well, you see what I mean.
More to come, if it warrants mention.
UPDATE:
"Hey 'Prop. C'mon, it's time for our shift!"
3 Comments:
Those digs look a lot fancier than Hoge Barracks to me. What kind of Boondoggle are you guys on again? I remember when Army training involved sleeping tents and going to the field.
Still in BDUs I see. Can't your support unit support yourselves yet. Remind the Prop that this is the new Army again. I should not talk, The ACU is my fourth uniform. I used to crew an M60A1 and drive a quarter ton. I carried a 1911A1 pistol and the good old M3A1 grease gun in my past Armor life.
Well, looks like we had plenty of snow just in time to welcome you to Ft. LV. Shake it off, and enjoy High Noon while you can.
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