Im Suden Nichts Neues
All Quiet on the Southern Front...
I was checking the SIGACTS (Significant Activities) for the last 24 hours and was surprised to see nothing posted. I thought to myself "c'mon you lazy #$%&, get the site updated!"
So I dug a little deeper and saw a summary that basically said that nothing happened for a 24 hour period.
Strange. I hope it isn't one of those "it's quiet...too quiet" moments. Probably not - as things have been going fairly well down here. But I'll keep my eyes and ears open regardless.
I was checking the SIGACTS (Significant Activities) for the last 24 hours and was surprised to see nothing posted. I thought to myself "c'mon you lazy #$%&, get the site updated!"
So I dug a little deeper and saw a summary that basically said that nothing happened for a 24 hour period.
Strange. I hope it isn't one of those "it's quiet...too quiet" moments. Probably not - as things have been going fairly well down here. But I'll keep my eyes and ears open regardless.
posted by LTC John at 4:41 AM
6 Comments:
You truly are a hero!
Very interesting blog!
Well feel free to comment/read my blog!
I'd greatly appreciate it!
:D
Major, I have no idea of how I found your blog but I check it each day as a 33rd BCT getting ready to come over I find your blog interesting and funny to read. Take care and stay safe.
CSM Bones will be Our Man of the 33rd BCT. I hope he will pick up the "from the frontlines" blogging when I come home. We might have a little overlap - which would be cool, a blog with one guy in Iraq, and another in Afghanistan!
Quiet is good.
It can be easy to miss the NSTR in the reporting...
Major,
In light of this post and other heartening news from your current neck of the woods, do you still need a hand over there? I ask only because I've just gone through MEPS en route to the ARNG, but I wonder if I've missed the boat as far as making a meaningful contribution goes. That is, from where you stand, will there be anything left to do by the time I get through BCT, OCS, and Eng. BOLC, presumably a year or so down the road. Thanks for your insight.
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