Just recently flew in to ft. Lewis at the SeaTac (or Seattle/Tacoma) airport, here's a little of what I've seen including beautiful landscapes. Been to a few restaurants including one called The Crab Pot where you can order a meal for two of various fish and shellfish. They will take a large bowl of the cooked food and pour it on the table give you a mallet to crack the shells and have at it.
Showing posts with label Deployment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deployment. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Seattle
Just recently flew in to ft. Lewis at the SeaTac (or Seattle/Tacoma) airport, here's a little of what I've seen including beautiful landscapes. Been to a few restaurants including one called The Crab Pot where you can order a meal for two of various fish and shellfish. They will take a large bowl of the cooked food and pour it on the table give you a mallet to crack the shells and have at it.
Monday, January 19, 2009
Travelling to the Sand Box
As per my profile I am currently with the 34th Infantry Division "Red Bulls" Army National Guard, I am specializing in Communications, specifically pertaining to satellites. My unit is currently preparing to be deployed to Iraq, and I will be leaving with an advanced group going ahead of my unit to Fort Lewis, WA where I will be preparing equipment so the rest of my unit will be able to train and prepare for our upcoming travels.
I recently finished a volunteer training in Camp Ripley, MN for hazardous materials (hazmat) transportation pertaining to multiple items from chemicals to ammunition and vehicles by land, vessel or commercial and military air travel.
I recently finished a volunteer training in Camp Ripley, MN for hazardous materials (hazmat) transportation pertaining to multiple items from chemicals to ammunition and vehicles by land, vessel or commercial and military air travel.
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