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January 25th, 2004
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 .Welcome to the forum! |
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January 25th, 2004
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Take freezing and minus 40 from that.. oh hell yea, its cold!
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January 25th, 2004
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Welcome to the Forum Natalie.
How long have you been in the Army? Korea can't be cold!  You should visit us here in Norway sometime, temperatures below -30C/-22F can get a bit cold when you are out on an exercise.. 
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January 25th, 2004
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Thanks for the welcome!
I'm still a cherry.. been in almost two years now Oh, and its cold.. not the coldest.. you may have me beat with -20F, but only by a little it was -15F here the other day (oh and the field exercises don't stop for us either)  PFC Natalie Hughes |
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Yeah, from all my studying of the Korean War, it was one mother of a place to be fighting. Mountains, hills, and cold cold cold.
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January 25th, 2004
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Definately.. and the whole rice field thing.. oh, they're everywhere
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Once it hits a certain temperature, you can't really tell the difference if it gets even colder. (Coming from a guy who's had hypothermia twice and right now has a touch of frostbite finally healing up, not a quick learner here.) I think it must freeze your sensory system at a certain point. Can you tell I'm not a scientist?
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January 25th, 2004
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Topic: Korea
Korea was an intresting war.I wonder, arnt marines sitting in Korea right now?
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January 25th, 2004
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A whole army is sitting in Korea, 37,000 men and women strong. Thanks for your serve to our country Natalie!
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January 25th, 2004
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Army brat, till I joined. I was in the 9th ID. FO in the 1/11 FA always detached though. Usually to 3/39 inf, sometimes 3/60
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