Posted on Sep 21, 2014
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My first question is... why are ANA soldiers on a National Guard/Coast Guard base?

My next question is... how the hell do you lose ANA soldiers? Were they allowed POVs? Did they wander off into the woods? (If they wandered off into the woods at that base, the coyotes will probably find them before anyone else does..)



http://www.myfoxboston.com/story/26589433/three-afghan-national-army-soldiers-missing-from-cape-cod-base
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MAJ Robert (Bob) Petrarca
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*** Warning people living south and west of Groton CT, MAY not get this, and that's OK! ***

They needed a wild weekend out at P-town.
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MAJ Laurie H.
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That would be QUITE the hike from JBCC
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SSG Aircraft Mechanic
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That it would.. I mean.. Buttonwood Park is practically right around the corner..
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MAJ Robert (Bob) Petrarca
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Apparently MAJ Laurie H., Canada was closer.
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SFC Mark Merino
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It's not like the ANA has ever turned on their allies.......
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MAJ Robert (Bob) Petrarca
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Now what would possess them to go to Canada? Are the beer and hockey that much better there?
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SSG Aircraft Mechanic
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So they did go to Zachary's MAJ Laurie H. !!
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CPT Company Commander
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MAJ Laurie H. do you know this from experience?
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MAJ Laurie H.
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CPT (Join to see) you may never know for sure, but you know me pretty well so you can go from there :)
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They were attempting to claim political asylum. Why they went from Cape Cod all the way to Niagara is a mystery - crossing by Rouses Point or through the Awkwasnee (sp?) Nation near Massena would have been better ideas. Or just going north through Maine.
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