I got back on the 7th! After a brief visit to demob down in MS (it was only 3-4 days, quite impressive). The real question is, who looks happier in this picture, me or my fiance?
6 months, 15,000 miles. I went from 4 ribbons to 9 (added an ARCOM (Army Commendation) and NATO Medal, as well as an Afghan Campaign Medal, Overseas Service Ribbon, and an Army Reserve Medal). Plus I am officially no longer a "slick sleeve" (term for anyone without a SSI-FWTS (Shoulder Sleeve Insignia, Former War Time Service) on your right shoulder).
My unit deployed with 175 people and we came back with 175 people with no injuries. We ran operations in Zabul, with one American Battalion, 2 Romanian Battalions, an ADT (Agricultural Development Team) and a PRT (Provincial Reconstruction Team).
Back to work in another 2 weeks. Figured I would take a full 4 weeks off.
6 months, 15,000 miles. I went from 4 ribbons to 9 (added an ARCOM (Army Commendation) and NATO Medal, as well as an Afghan Campaign Medal, Overseas Service Ribbon, and an Army Reserve Medal). Plus I am officially no longer a "slick sleeve" (term for anyone without a SSI-FWTS (Shoulder Sleeve Insignia, Former War Time Service) on your right shoulder).
My unit deployed with 175 people and we came back with 175 people with no injuries. We ran operations in Zabul, with one American Battalion, 2 Romanian Battalions, an ADT (Agricultural Development Team) and a PRT (Provincial Reconstruction Team).
Back to work in another 2 weeks. Figured I would take a full 4 weeks off.
2 comments:
Welcome back!
Well...!!
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