Tuesday, April 8, 2008

The flight=NO GO

Well today I waited on the airfield for my flight that was suppose to arrive at 1135, we have to be there an hour early just in case the helicopter shows up early. Well I cold draw this story out but the short of it is that the weather was crappy and the helicopters couldn't fly or if they did it would be to late for me.

We have problems with dust storms here and that limits the ability for the helicopters to fly.

As I am writing this I am writing a DVD to send to Micca. It should be there sometime next month. It will have everything from Easter up until today.

Also as I am writing this I am listening to President Bush giving a Medal of Honor, its kind of sobering. It probably has something to do with tomorrow being the 5th anniversary of this war. I don't think that came out right. Make no mistake about it I truely believe in what we are doing here. Those of you who know me know that to be true. I always have said what chance do people have walking around in a skyscraper? Well I know what I am getting into to. I wear 45 lbs of armor, have a pistol and a rifle, and if I am in a vehicle it will take nothing short of a tank round to blow it up. I'm prepared, those at home are not. Let me hop off my soap box lol.

Today after I got off the airfield I really didn't feel like doing anything. It's the first time I have felt that way. Eventually I got in the groove. I'm really missing the kids and Micca and I think that was hitting more than usual today. I will continue to immerse myself in my work and try to stay busy.

Forgot about something I so I had to come back and edit this post. I was going through my pictures and realized that there are some significant things going on. We gave some Hummers to the Iraqi Police through the Polish. It was a fairly big event. We decided to get the Iraqi's the Hummers sonner than what we had planned because of the anniversray tomorrow and the suspected cessation of the cease fire. So we may see some fireworks tonight or tomorrow or not. Things around here are going well and are quite stable. Ok enough editing

Well, I'm tired so that will be it for tonight.

Brent

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Brent-Just a quick note to thank you and your family for the sacrifices you are making. You are thought of daily and we want you to know that. Keep those stories coming - we do so enjoy them. Take care of you!

D & J

Unknown said...

I always love to hear your views and insight on the war, and, well....life in general, I guess. I'm so very proud to call you my husband. You are an amazing man & I am blessed to have you! As I've said before, I realize how lucky we are :D Some people live in the same house every day with their spouse & are still farther away from each other than we are.

With my love,

Micca