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Good bye all it is time for me to go
- Thread starter neverteaseit
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neverteaseit said:
dude, sorry for the weekend you called...everything and anything that could go wrong....went wrong
for the past week Ive been trying to get everything situated with bills and all that shit. Im still waiting for my exemption request, but I highly doubt I`ll get it cuz I got a call from HRC saying they messed up my orders. go figure...
HRC put my secondary MOS rather then my primary MOS...Idiots...
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Give me a call tho bro, I dont know where they will be stationing us, but I damn well know I wont be doing what I did on my first tour...
tour #2 for me...I`ll see ya in Camp Doha, Kuwait hopefully
veritas caput
Here is the next rotation for OIF3...as you can see....the 42nd Inf. Div - National Guard of NY is running the show...
fawked up I tell ya
Beginning in July 2004, the United States began implementing the OIF 3 troop rotation. OIF-3 plans call for troops numbers to be reduced from 140,000 to roughly 130,000.
According to documents presented during a HASC hearing on July 7, 2004, US force disposition plans call for a Stryker Brigade to remain stationed in Northern Iraq. The 1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, will replace in this role the 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division. In the North-central sector of Iraq, The 1st Infantry Division will be replaced by the 42nd Infantry Division of the NY National Guard, while II MEF will take over I MEF operations in Western Iraq. The Brigade of the 1st Armored Division attached to the Polish south-central sector, will be replaced by the 2nd Brigade, 10th Mountain. Finally, the 3rd Infantry Division will take over the 1st cavalry Divison in Baghdad. As part of the rotation, OIF units will be deploying 'heavy'.
The number of Army National Guard brigades in Iraq will increase during this rotation from three to five. The rotation will mark a first with a National Guard division headquarters (42nd Infantry Division) assuming, for the first time in Iraq, command active-duty brigades.
god help us
fawked up I tell ya
Beginning in July 2004, the United States began implementing the OIF 3 troop rotation. OIF-3 plans call for troops numbers to be reduced from 140,000 to roughly 130,000.
According to documents presented during a HASC hearing on July 7, 2004, US force disposition plans call for a Stryker Brigade to remain stationed in Northern Iraq. The 1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, will replace in this role the 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division. In the North-central sector of Iraq, The 1st Infantry Division will be replaced by the 42nd Infantry Division of the NY National Guard, while II MEF will take over I MEF operations in Western Iraq. The Brigade of the 1st Armored Division attached to the Polish south-central sector, will be replaced by the 2nd Brigade, 10th Mountain. Finally, the 3rd Infantry Division will take over the 1st cavalry Divison in Baghdad. As part of the rotation, OIF units will be deploying 'heavy'.
The number of Army National Guard brigades in Iraq will increase during this rotation from three to five. The rotation will mark a first with a National Guard division headquarters (42nd Infantry Division) assuming, for the first time in Iraq, command active-duty brigades.
god help us
now that i see looked at it i am sure i will be with one of the stryker brigade in northern iraq. almost gaurantee it with the november rotation. I'll call again next week gl bud.
I`ll kill myself if they attach me to the 10th Mountain Div.....
ANYTHING but the 10th - those guys are crazy man...I had a friend up in Ft. Drum and he was telling me that out of the 365 days...they were in the field 280 of those days...and they did WEEKLY 35 mile road marches....blah - I would be on profile 24/7 lol
ANYTHING but the 10th - those guys are crazy man...I had a friend up in Ft. Drum and he was telling me that out of the 365 days...they were in the field 280 of those days...and they did WEEKLY 35 mile road marches....blah - I would be on profile 24/7 lol
Good Luck and God Bless, your service as well as that of all service men and women can not be applauded loud enough. :clap: :clap: :clap:
