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Maj Walt Stachowicz
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Lattes at Starbucks. A few rounds of ping-pong for PT. Eating at a Dining Facility. Some classes in social media. Break for lunch, some time spent learning your left from your right. Evening social hour, followed by time to get on-line to communicate to friends and loved ones. Tucked into bed early, ready for another grueling day. If you have anything to post that disputes this, show me the video! The world wants to know!
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Sgt Edward Johnson
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SMSgt Kevin Bishop
SMSgt Kevin Bishop
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I hear eating crayons helps your range score. The AF only gave me markers but I did shoot pretty good with a camera. :)
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Maj Walt Stachowicz
Maj Walt Stachowicz
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The reason for the crayons is to disguise the taste of the nasty C-Rats. But they only issued us the 8 color box. I'm sure that the Chair Force got the 120 count box to disguise the bitter taste of not being able to pick up chicks while in their dress uniforms.
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SMSgt Kevin Bishop
SMSgt Kevin Bishop
5 y
Maj Walt Stachowicz - We did not get the big box of crayons. We got the washable markers. Not responsible enough to have something more permanent.
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SSgt Bob Mobbs
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I went through basic a few (46) years ago. Our typical day was wake up, go to breakfast, do training stuff, go to lunch, do more training stuff, eat dinner, go to sleep --- repeat for 6 weeks. The only variation was going to church Sunday morning to get out of early morning barracks cleaning.
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TSgt Denise Moody
TSgt Denise Moody
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Sounds about right. Throw in PT a couple times a week. Oh and don't forget the Wednesday (or was it Thursday) evening Evangelical service! LOL
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SSgt Jimmy Jackson
SSgt Jimmy Jackson
6 y
TSgt Denise Moody ...Wednesday lol
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PFC Sheila Harrison
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In the army you learn how to kill and get fit. That's about it
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