Almost every night I have internet access I like to check the visitor stats here on my blog. For those interested I've had visitors from Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Kansas (love the Wichita area), Texas, and a few from other countries...I think those may have been mistakes.
So here's my request to everyone. Drop me a line, post a comment, send smoke signals if needed, but give a brief introduction of who you are. Part of why I am keeping this blog is to see just what kinds of people are interested in military life and/or what I may have to say/write.
Until next time, everyone keep safe.
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5 comments:
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HI Trent and the 1133rd.. stay safe and know all of us back home are praying for a fast and safe return home to us..Jolene in Osage..
Hey..... Former 1133rd Maintenance here. I was in from '88-'94 and then another year around '96/'97. Stay safe.
Joe in Osage
Hey Trent...Sounds like your days are a little different than your days in master! I'm glad that your doing this so us back home can know what goes on once you leave here. Mason City
Hey Trent! *waves with both hands* Mason City resident here. Love this idea of a blog site. Gives us at home, as well as others from various walks of life, a chance to "view" the happenings that you all have taken on. Hearing all that is involved in your day to day training, physically and mentally, helps in understanding just how dedicated our men and women are in protecting our wonderful country.
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