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2007
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October
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- 31 OCT The long cord
- 30 OCT Mischief night
- 29 OCT 2007 Crash
- 28 OCT 2007 Needle in a haystack
- 27 OCT 2007 Rise and boom
- 26 OCT Doggy cologne
- 25 OCT Why I love the military, reason: 22
- 24 OCT Just caching, officer
- 23 OCT Cha Ching!
- 22 OCT My selection bias
- 21 OCT Gone appetit
- 20 OCT Come see us at work
- 19 OCT Nowhere to hide
- 17 OCT Everyone needs coverage
- 16 OCT The comfort of nothing
- 15 OCT 2007 Give and take
- Espresso morning
- 12 OCT 2007 Our cover boy
- 12 OCT Blue Blanket
- 10 OCT You're never fully dressed without a smile
- 9 OCT Shooting up
- Guy Raz of NPR
- 7 OCT How cool would it be to be a journalist!
- Old hospital, roof of Swamp
- Old hospital name on the wall
- Old hospital, PLX
- Tent hospital, panorama
- A trip down memory corridor
- Grand Rounds Tribute to Military Healthcare Providers
- 2 OCT 2007 My phat pad
- My perfect HMMWV
- Six wheel drivin' for B.
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1 comment:
I wouldn't mind driving this in a really safe zone (fasinated with construction equipment), but not there in Iraq. Did you notice that you were mentioned in the SurgExperiences 105?
http://rlbatesmd.blogspot.com/2007/09/surgexperiences-105.html
Take care. Have a blessed day!
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