Posted on Jun 3, 2016
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PO1 Brian Austin
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Too many to remember..lol. Always loved when it would rain mud.
I dug out a photo from FOB Marez Mosul, 2011. This wasn't too bad...could actually see..lol. The color always made it feel like i was on another planet.
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Made it feel like you were on Mars.
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Orange days ... That's what remember.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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Nothing like that but a different variant of the same concept. I'm a Mt Pinatubo Survivor. Volcanic Ash with Rain courtesy of Typhoon Yunya. Warm wet cement raining down from above.
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Oh wow. Thanks for sharing that memory. I can only imagine how that scenario went down for you.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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CW4 (Join to see) - I tell folks that 18 miles away is too close, Next time I want to be 64 miles away or more.
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CW4 Guy Butler
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Oh, joy. I'd managed to block those memories.

I ought to dig out some of my "red planet" pics from Balad.
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Experience some special sand storm moments there too. It was always an ominous feeling when you could see the wall of sand coming down on the horizon. You knew it was coming but you couldn't do nothing about it except to take cover.
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CW4 Guy Butler
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If you were in tents, there really wasn't such a thing as "cover". Had some frame tents turned into art sculptures in Tallil in 2003.
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