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- Smokin
- It all checks out
- Securing the gibs
- 30 DEC 2007 So many holes
- 29 DEC 2007 No surprises
- Cooks from the Valley
- 28 DEC 2007 Sinking my teeth in
- Hi Friends.It has been a quiet call night so far. ...
- 26 DEC 2007 Tween Calls
- Christmas Dinner on the roof
- Lance, Kid, Robin, Miss, and Lewis
- Santa visits the hospital
- 25 DEC 2007 Bahu dores
- Airman's Memorial to fallen members of the 332 AEW...
- The Airman's Memorial to fallen members of the 332...
- 24 DEC 2007 Santa is cleared for landing
- 23 DEC 2007 B.A.D.A.S.S. cap
- 22 DEC 2007 Rollin' with the homies
- 21 DEC 2007 Suicide Bombing
- Our Santa on the roof of the hospital rides a hosp...
- Would you trust this doctor?
- 18 DEC 2007 Livin' FOBulous
- 17 DEC 2007 Feast or famine
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- 13 DEC Early to rise
- 12 DEC 2007 Trimming the trees
- 10 DEC Enough to eat
- 9 DEC 2007 I'll wait to go home
- The Crap Mahal
- 9 DEC 2007 From the 'hood
- 7 DEC 2007 Stack 'em up
- 6 DEC 2007 Another volley
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- 5 DEC 2007 Undertow
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5 comments:
yum double yum!!
Meat porn!
Real red meat! At last!
Would you have any suggestions about what those of us who can't bring steaks to you could do to show our support and concern?
Dear Anon, HistoryProf0, Lainy, and Mary Ann,
Good to see you! Yes, the way to this man's heart is through his stomach. Since some pleasures are ahem interrupted over here, The importance of others, such as food, are amplified! As for what to do for us, honestly, we do have every convenience we need. There are many organizations that help to get care packages and supplies to troops who are in rougher conditions than I am. As for me, simply an email of support and good wishes is enough to let me know I am remembered and brighten my day! As an American, I think the best thing you can do for the troops is to honor them by exercising your freedoms, being sure that the no one, including our government, takes them away, and speaking up to make your opinion known to fellow citizens and leaders.
Take care!
Chris
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