Topic: I am not new but have been out for a while

Rotty261 · February 11th, 2005

I am back to the forums after a little stretch of time. I never totally left, I always tried to keep a high score or two in the arcade so I wouldn't be forgotten. For those that I have not introduced my self to previously here goes.

I was a USAF 3PO51 (Security Forces) for one hitch then left active duty to persue a civilian security job in Iraq. I have done a lot of traveling all over the US a little bit of Europe and several countries in the middle east. I am currently performing security duties in Iraq and plan to continue this for another six months or so. After that I am going back to the states to enjoy the money I have earned with my family and go find a normal 9 to 5 type job (I hope). Glad to be back....

Joe252 · February 11th, 2005

welcome back

Redleg · February 11th, 2005

Welcome back..

Good to see that you haven't left us..

Italian Guy · February 11th, 2005

Welcome back, Rotty. How's the situation in Iraq?

NCdt Steliga · February 11th, 2005

Welcome back, Rotty.

Charge 7 · February 11th, 2005

Welcome back, Rotty.

Thank you for your help in Iraq. You're doing alot of good there.

Missileer · February 11th, 2005

Welcome back. Some of the people I work with are spending their year supporting infrared systems for the Military. The money sure sounds tempting, if I was younger.

We at work who know one of the technicians have sent a care package to let him know we're still here and support him. He doesn't have a family so it helps him out a little.

Rotty261 · February 12th, 2005

Thanks for the warm greetings for returning.

The money is great over here, but there are plenty of down falls too. It is a war zone and not always safe. My family is not here and are always missing me, and I am always missing them as well. It is a good oppurtunity for us financially and I get a good feeling about being here to help support the troops. I did the time I wanted to do in the service and am giving a little bit back now. Hopefully this place will start to calm down eventually and we will get to bring home a lot of troops.

Italian Guy · February 13th, 2005

How important is that that people not only in the US but also elsewhere are supporting you?
Does it help?
Stay safe.

February 11th, 2005	Post 1
Rotty261 Optio	Post; I am not new but have been out for a while I am back to the forums after a little stretch of time. I never totally left, I always tried to keep a high score or two in the arcade so I wouldn't be forgotten. For those that I have not introduced my self to previously here goes. I was a USAF 3PO51 (Security Forces) for one hitch then left active duty to persue a civilian security job in Iraq. I have done a lot of traveling all over the US a little bit of Europe and several countries in the middle east. I am currently performing security duties in Iraq and plan to continue this for another six months or so. After that I am going back to the states to enjoy the money I have earned with my family and go find a normal 9 to 5 type job (I hope). Glad to be back.... __________________ "You don't hurt 'em if you don't hit 'em." - Lieutenant-General Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller

February 11th, 2005	Post 2
Joe252 Primus Pilus	welcome back __________________ Cadet Chief Robot> Joe252, i must tell you this. I\'m turning gay. Joe252>you dont have to tell me that im straight for christ sakes.

February 11th, 2005	Post 4
Italian Guy Milforum Hitman Gear	Welcome back, Rotty. How's the situation in Iraq? __________________ "Freedom is the sure possession of those alone who have the courage to defend it". Pericles.

February 11th, 2005	Post 5
NCdt Steliga Cadet Moderator Gear	Welcome back, Rotty. __________________ Pte K. Steliga Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Control Operations QL3 0027 Per ardua ad astra

February 11th, 2005	Post 6
Charge 7 Master Gunner	Welcome back, Rotty. Thank you for your help in Iraq. You're doing alot of good there. __________________ "Do not forget your dogs of war, your big guns, which are the most-to-be respected arguments of the rights of kings." - Frederick the Great, King of Prussia

February 11th, 2005	Post 3
Redleg The fire is everything... Gear	Welcome back.. Good to see that you haven't left us..

February 11th, 2005	Post 7
Missileer Nuclear Duck Hunter Gear	Welcome back. Some of the people I work with are spending their year supporting infrared systems for the Military. The money sure sounds tempting, if I was younger. We at work who know one of the technicians have sent a care package to let him know we're still here and support him. He doesn't have a family so it helps him out a little. __________________ “War is an ugly thing but not the ugliest of things; the decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feelings which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse.” —John Stuart Mill

February 12th, 2005	Post 8
Rotty261 Optio	Thanks for the warm greetings for returning. The money is great over here, but there are plenty of down falls too. It is a war zone and not always safe. My family is not here and are always missing me, and I am always missing them as well. It is a good oppurtunity for us financially and I get a good feeling about being here to help support the troops. I did the time I wanted to do in the service and am giving a little bit back now. Hopefully this place will start to calm down eventually and we will get to bring home a lot of troops.

February 13th, 2005	Post 9
Italian Guy Milforum Hitman Gear	How important is that that people not only in the US but also elsewhere are supporting you? Does it help? Stay safe.

Topic: I am not new but have been out for a while

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