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oerdin's sis
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I will add some power bar type things to my package!! I hope it gets there fast!!
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Oerdin
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of Internet Music.
Sep 2001 time: 21:33
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Well, I've found out that my team will be transfered down to Najaf for 30-90 days. The Forward Operating Bases (F.O.B.s) were just established last month during all of the fighting there so there isn't telephone or internet access. That means after tomorrow I might not be able to post for a good long while. I just want you folks to know so you don't freak out.
On top of that my detachment is moving off of the CMOC and is moving to the nearby Air Force base in Kirkuk. The move is only about two miles but the Captain feels the CMOC is to small and poorly defended so it might get over run if the hajjis ever tried to make a go at it. He is right in a way. There is only one perimiter wall and there are no fall back positions (other then the buildings) plus there is the added uncertainty of most of our guards being locals. I honestly feel the sufis are very trust worthy but when it comes down to it why should we take any chances if we don't have to?
The net effect is that we're all packing everything we own. I'm sorting my things into two groups. One are the things I will need while I'm deployed down in Najaf and the second is everything I won't need in Najaf but which I need to have moved to the Air Base. I have a few subjects I've been meaning to post about so after I finish up a bit I'll try to make a couple more posts tonight.
Last edited by Oerdin on 27-04-2004 at 23:08
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chegitz guevara
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Ft. Lauderdale, FL Communist Party of Apolyton
Jun 2000 time: 00:33
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You're in my thoughts an awful lot these days, Oerdin.
I don't know what good that does you, but I thought I should mention it.
Last edited by chegitz guevara on 28-04-2004 at 01:51
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Please keep a low profile and don't take ANY unnecessary chances in Najaf, it sounds very dicey there. Keep the kevlar on at ALL times. We love you.
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oerdin's sis
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[QUOTE] Originally posted by Oerdin
Everyone else: I've been meaning to tell you about Ghazi. Ghazi runs a small laundry matt here at the CMOC where he and his brother are paid $1200 per month in order to do all of the laundry for the soldiers and Sufis who are based here. That means something like 60-70 people turn in all of there laundry and he and his brother make $600 per month each. [QUOTE]
Is that good?? What I hear of the world, $600 USD sounds like a lot of money... much hard work- I barely keep up with laundry for 5 people- but well paid. Or am I wrong?? What does an 'average' Iraqi make per month??
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Ted Striker
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Jan 1970 time: 21:33
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EDITED
removed more nude pictures of AH
Last edited by Ted Striker on 28-04-2004 at 08:49
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