Theory of Relatives – An Ode to Military Humor
If you have been reading some of my recent posts, you are probably aware that I have been talking about attending the Logistics Executive Development Course at Fort Lee, Virginia. …
Broken Promises – An Ode to Military Humor
Hello again. Wright here. The subject of this story does not follow the normal chronological progression of stories that I have been telling lately, but it is a subject that…
Day at the Beach – An Ode to Military Humor
Wright here, If you recall from my last few times posting, you may remember that I was talking about leaving Korea and the challenges of raising small children while on…
Busted Tour – An Ode to Military Humor
When I was the commander of the 508th Maintenance Detachment at Fort Lewis, Washington, my parents and my brother Craig and his wife came out to visit me during the…
Brewery Binge Tour – An Ode to Military Humor
When I was the commander of the 508th Maintenance Detachment at Fort Lewis, Washington, my parents and my brother Craig and his wife came out to visit me during the…
Mount Rainier – An Ode to Military Humor
When I was the commander of the 508th Maintenance Detachment at Fort Lewis, Washington, my parents and my brother Craig and his wife came out to visit me during the…
Beach Romp – An Ode to Military Humor
When I was the commander of the 508th Maintenance Detachment at Fort Lewis, Washington, my parents and my brother Craig and his wife came out to visit me during the…
Black ‘n’ Tan – An Ode to Military Humor
On December 10, 1985, when I was working At the Directorate of Matériel, 593rd Area Support Group, Fort Lewis, Washington, three things occurred on one eventful day. First, the deputy…
Sorry Secret Santa – An Ode to Military Humor
I really loved the red Chevy van that I had purchased in Denver, Colorado in December 1981 so that I could make a trip with my wife and daughter to…
Midnight Madness – An Ode to Military Humor
When my wife and my daughter and I first came back from Korea, I really made an honest attempt to give my parents ample time to get acquainted with my…