Well, got the day off from Ft. Bragg to come home one last time before being shipped off, and thought I would post one last time. Its been real hectic at Bragg the past few weeks, and im ready to get out of here. We've been staying in OLD rundown WWII barracks up until the other day, where they finally moved us into hotels...meaning its not much longer.
Interesting note on how the army does things- I didnt qualify to get the smallpox vaccination because I had eczema (a rash) as a kid, and was deffered until after exposure... in other words... when I get a Biological weapon used on me, then they'll vaccinate me.....hmmm
Wish I had remembered to bring my camera back home with me, and I would have posted some pics- had some rela interesting ones- maybe later though.
Oh, and also, its my birthday today (and payday!), so getting to come home and see everyone was a nice gift
Hope everyone else and their P-cars are doing allright. Take care
-Randy

 

Godspeed Doober. You may not realize it but you and the other protectors out there are the true heros of our nation. Give 'em hell!

Multiple beers on me when you get back.

 

be safe

 

Randy,

Good luck and godspeed in during your deployment. I am proud to say that I look forward to becoming your brother-in-arms as soon as I commission in May. I concider myself honored to be serving with you and I hope you will be protected. Micah, Matt, and I all look forward to joining you soon. Until then be safe!

Respectfully,
Matthew Ritenour

 

Take care, Randy.

 

Thank you Randy. Thanks to proud Americans like yourself, the rest of us can all live in peace and only have to worry about little things like air fuel ratios. Our thoughts are with you. Be safe.

 

Randy

Good sight picture.

Inhale, let out half a breath and hold it.

Squeeze the trigger slowly, and be surprised when it goes off.

Best advice I have, Good luck.

 

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Geneva">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Geneva">Originally posted by David Salama:
<strong>Thank you Randy. Thanks to proud Americans like yourself, the rest of us can all live in peace and only have to worry about little things like air fuel ratios. Our thoughts are with you. Be safe.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Geneva">Well said! I want to wish you a SAFE and QUICK return home...and also say thanks!!!

 

Hi Randy,

Good luck. Hope to see you when you get back.

Regards,
Clark

 

Hey Randy...!!!!

You keep on, OK??? And we will keep on here. God Speed - and we'll catch you when you are back... And when you do get back - the beers are on me....

John D.

 

My family's prayers are with you, your family and the rest of our troopers, come back safe! Hopefully they'll all laydown or run, but just in case good luck and kick some ****, whooa!

(fmr SGT-10th mtn.)

 

Randy,
Keep safe, be careful and will look for you
when you get back. Best of luck, make us proud.
Bill
Ex USN

 

Best of luck Randy. My son is now safely in Seoul Korea doing the Army gig also- godspeed.

 

Happy birthday, Doober... take care, don't forget to duck, and whack 'em once for Rennlist...

And remember, your objective is to help the guy on the other side become a hero by dying for his country; you are _not_ trying to do the same.

Jim, be safe!

 

ok, Thanks everyone, im off now, take care all!