Posted on Jun 2, 2016
What is your favorite picture from your time in the military?
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Last time out of BIAP; end of tour June 2006 - June 2007, mission complete, job well done, but most importantly, no Soldiers lost.
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Mine is with my brother in arms on balcony in Mosul Iraq! My second is me with Sec of State Rice.
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CW5 Andrew J. Foreman - I miss my Blackhorse days. I was in the 58th CEC when it fell under SPT SQDN.
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MSgt Steven Holt, NRP, CCEMT-P
CSM William Payne - That's awesome CSM!! Wish I had thought to take one like that.
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Iraq 2003. This was take probably 3-5 days after we busted through the gates and made our way north.
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The USS Missouri alongside. She radiated a sense of power that was so palpable that it was almost physical.
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CSM William Payne
SN Greg Wright - I hate that they are going to scrap the Enterprise. Talk about one of the most iconic ships ever built.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Mighty Mo! Loved when they pulled her out of the Ghost Fleet in Bremerton where she was turning into one big Rusticle and restored her to Honor as a Museum Piece in Pearl. Saw her every day at work both Onboard USS California and USS Arkansas. Attended one Reenlistment onboard. EWC said his feeling would be Mighty Hurt if I didn't show up for his Re-Enlistment Me being "Senior Spook on the Pier".
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My buddies and I (on the left) stopping for a comcam moment up in snowy Logar provence, Afghanistan 2012
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Honduras, 2006. I was with Captain Maldonado of the 1st Brigada/4th Infanteria (Commandos).
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The first is me at FOB Duke before entering An Najaf, in 2004. The 2nd one is me in 2003 driving up from Kuwait to Baghdad.
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Myself with an Iraq woman Azhar whose life I helped save and her mother- a kerosene heater exploded on her. We were at a very small FOB and her family would drive her to us every day so we could debride her skin and treat her - the photo is after several months of myself and only a few other female medics taking care of her. I went in 3 hours early every day to help - she was so sick and close to death when we got her. With all the horrible burns and what we had to put her through every day I only saw her cry once.
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