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[mtnsldr]

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What happened to all the old info on grunts? Lost?

MTN

[soccermark23]

I could tell you but......

[Billyd]

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What happened to all the old info on grunts? Lost?

MTN


Glad to see you FINALLY decided to sign in. Last I checked, it is still there, just all locked down. I would suggest that if you want to save some particularly brilliant post you get over there to copy it for posterity. Or, I suppose, one could rely upon Google to archive it and attempt a search at a later time.

[Ben Shotalot]

I would link to think that there would be a way to move the old content from there to here. :dontgetit:

:recon:

[reddog]

Welcome back, Sir! The SSG is awaiting your order, Captain. :salute:
Easy Brother,
Reddog...

[mtnsldr]

Glad to see you FINALLY decided to sign in. Last I checked, it is still there, just all locked down. I would suggest that if you want to save some particularly brilliant post you get over there to copy it for posterity. Or, I suppose, one could rely upon Google to archive it and attempt a search at a later time.

Sorry for the delay boss, Staff Captains always seem to be the last to get the word... :o

Welcome back, Sir! The SSG is awaiting your order, Captain. :salute:


Wow, easy there tiger... :D

[mtnsldr]

History lesson on me:

Infantry Officer, currently transitioning to either Logistics Branch or Medical (for PA School). Two deployments, one to each theater. First as an Infantry PL doing convoy security and area security operations, second as a mentor to the Afghan Police and as a Brigade AS-3.

On the outside I'm a volunteer firefighter, with an interest in HazMat Operations. Working on becoming Technician level certified and working with the regional HazMat response unit.

[Ben Shotalot]

On the outside I'm a volunteer firefighter, with an interest in HazMat Operations. Working on becoming Technician level certified and working with the regional HazMat response unit.

You should look into getting into the CERF-P unit in your State. That would be right up your alley as far as training goes.

[FeelinFroggy]

Nice to have you around.

[13B_Warrior]

History lesson on me:

Infantry Officer, currently transitioning to either Logistics Branch or Medical (for PA School). Two deployments, one to each theater. First as an Infantry PL doing convoy security and area security operations, second as a mentor to the Afghan Police and as a Brigade AS-3.

On the outside I'm a volunteer firefighter, with an interest in HazMat Operations. Working on becoming Technician level certified and working with the regional HazMat response unit.

Public Affairs School, Captain?

Congrats on the second bar, by the way.

[Ben Shotalot]

Public Affairs School, Captain?.



Phys Assistant.


:recon:

[13B_Warrior]

Roger.

KING OF BATTLE!
13B

[mtnsldr]

You should look into getting into the CERF-P unit in your State. That would be right up your alley as far as training goes.

I'm guessing you mean the local CST. Tried that route, apparently they aren't interested. Its a long story, and probably a political decision in the end.

[Ben Shotalot]

I'm guessing you mean the local CST. Tried that route, apparently they aren't interested. Its a long story, and probably a political decision in the end.

What State are you in? Our state has a CERF-P unit and a CST. CERF-P means:

Chemical, biological, radiological, Nuclear, High-Yield Explosives
Emergency
Response
Force
-
Package

CERF-P has a Medical unit, Search and Extraction unit (usually engineers), and a DECON unit (usually a chemical DECON unit). Total population, minus security and follow-on support, would be around 110 personnel. 5 AGR slots are allotted per CERF-P.

[mtnsldr]

PM Sent to you regarding this.

[Ben Shotalot]

Roger. Received, understood, and answered. Out.