Incognito – An Ode to Military Humor
I left the 19th Support Command at Camp Henry, Korea, and traveled to Yongsan, Seoul, Korea, to report to the 227th Maintenance Battalion. Ultimately, I was leaving the 19th Support…
Wargames – An Ode to Military Humor
When I served as the chief of the Matériel Readiness Branch in the office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, Matériel, 19th Support Command, Camp Henry, Korea, I got to…
Real Deal – An Ode to Military Humor
I previously posted about taking a boondoggle train ride from Taegu up to Seoul to visit the commander of the 227th Maintenance Battalion, while I served as the Chief of…
Money for Nothing – An Ode to Military Humor
I had handled the transition into my role as the chief of the Matériel Readiness Branch in the office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, Matériel, 19th Support Command, Camp…
PT Test – An Ode to Military Humor
While I served as the Chief of the Armament Maintenance Branch for the Deputy Chief of Staff, Matériel, 19th Support Command at Camp Henry, Korea, my primary role was to…
Monopoly Money – An Ode to Military Humor
I had definitely settled into my role as Chief of the Armament Maintenance Branch, Deputy Chief of Staff for Matériel, Headquarters 19th Support Command at Camp Henry, Korea. I think…
Primrose Path – An Ode to Military Humor
Good evening folks. I’ve always wanted to say that. Good evening folks. You know. Like the newscasters do when they start off a broadcast. Except, I’m not really starting off…
Candy for the Children – An Ode to Military Humor
After my old unit went through its inactivation, I reported for duty at Pacific Lutheran University Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) headquarters in Tacoma, Washington, to learn what my duties…
Red Rag – An Ode to Military Humor
When I closed the last property book for the 508th Maintenance Detachment at Fort Lewis, Washington, and folded the guide-on, there was no fanfare, there was no marching band, and…
Crack and Jack – An Ode to Military Humor
The drawdown of the 508th Maintenance Detachment at Fort Lewis, Washington, in preparation for inactivation was well underway. My First Sergeant and I had formed our dream team of ten…