Rain Slickers – An Ode to Military Humor
If you’ve been following my most recent posts, you have probably read all about my trip with my brother Craig and his wife to Washington, DC, and to New York…
Bouncing Rock – An Ode to Military Humor
When I was originally assigned to the 19th Support Command at Camp Henry, Korea, I received a command sponsored assignment with deferred travel of my dependents. What that meant in…
Stairs – An Ode to Military Humor
About two weeks after I settled into my new role as Chief of the Armament Maintenance Branch for the Deputy Chief of Staff, Matériel, 19th Support Command at Camp Henry,…
Sixty Questions – An Ode to Military Humor
If you’ve been following all of my recent posts, you have probably read about my trip with my brother Craig and his wife to Washington, DC, and to New York…
Temporary Cooling – An Ode to Military Humor
I had settled into my new position at the 19th Support Command at Camp Henry, South Korea. I was appointed as the Chief of the Armament Maintenance Branch for the…
Olympics or Bust – An Ode to Military Humor
When I graduated from the Ordnance Officer Advanced Course at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, my assignments branch in Washington, DC, called me to notify me that my assignment orders were…
Dodging Hubcaps in Harlem – An Ode to Military Humor
While I was stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, for the Ordnance Officer Advanced Course, my brother, Craig came out to visit me. He and his wife wanted to visit…
Weird Quirks – An Ode to Military Humor
When I was in the Ordnance Officer Advanced Course at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, I had two habits that my fellow classmates noticed almost immediately after the first class started. …
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…
Bike Trips – An Ode to Military Humor
While I was stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, for the Ordnance Officer Advanced Course, I essentially had two modes of transportation. Well, three, if you count walking as a…