docj101st

Ah so the Iron Guantlet is over now on to J.R.T.C.. I hate gearing up for deployments, you preparing to be away from your family and friends with the possiblity of not seeing them again due to dying, the Army decides to make you spend all this time in the field that you only have about 7 months of family time in between 12 to 15 month deployments. So in two weeks of sleeping in mud, poison ivy, chiggers, ticks,wolf spiders, and the biggest damn copperhead ever, we had a relatively low casualty rate. Though we had trenchfoot and hypothermia thrown into the mix this year, no real hyperthermia cases, dislocations, sprains/strains, muscle spasms one acute case of celluitis, and skin rashes. It finally over now time to repack replan and do it again. Yeah