Posted on Apr 27, 2014
SSG Matt Murphy
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DEW line? Mountaintops in far away places? Underground bunkers? Keyword: Ice breakers? AGB-5 for example.
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SSG Aaron Staeven
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Diego Garcia and Adak Alaska during navy part of my career.
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SFC Tom Welgos
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Yuma Proving Grounds AZ small post and a long way from town.
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Sgt Will Johnson
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Marine Security Guard Detachments at the American Embassy Republic of Upper Volta or Conacry, New Guinea. These two places are pure hell-holes!

Infested with disease and famine. Not to mention insurgents.

Not many people know of these two West African nations. But I can assure you.....it would be very difficult to find any place on earth with such horrid conditions.

As the company commander vehemently explained to all Marines departing for this region of West Africa. "If you have sex with an African whore in this region, you will die of Aids!"
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PO2 Rocky Kleeger
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USS Any Ship, in the middle of nowhere for 6-8 months
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PO1 Floyd Clark
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Adak Alaska towards the tip of the Aleutian Island chain. The "National Forest" there consisted of about 8 trees in 198?
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CPT Ed Bailey
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submariners, I imagine thats small, always remote, and long term
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A Fast Attack heading from Pearl Harbor to Yokosuka, Japan at the half way point of the trip will be 1700-1800 miles from the nearest inhabited landmass if I remember right. Size -wis fit is the smallest, but we cram well over 100 people on those things for some of our ops.
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1SG First Sergeant
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Diwanya, Iraq small FOB supporting the Dominican Army 04/05 less than 20 American Soldiers on the FOB
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1stSgt Ken Zgak
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Kunsan AB. ROK. The time I was there the bowling alley was down for renivation's leaving the NCO club as about the only place on base to go. You could not walk to town you had to bus or taxi, and after hours take the "Kimchi" cabs back to base where you did the death march back to barracks from the main gate. More than one poor soul froze to death in winter passing out and falling into the binjo ditch after drinking to much jungle juice.
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MSgt John H. Lomax
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My last overseas tour before retirement, it was a place that kept you going that's for sure!
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MSgt Richard Lutz
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'77 through '79 I spent at Indian Springs AAF, now Creech AFB. 50 miles from town, 100 miles from water and 6 inches from hell. if you remember triangulation you can get right there
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