November 13, 2003
A Bad day in Nasiriyah
Hello All, Just a quick note to let you alll know that I'm alive and doing fine here in Southern Iraq. You might have heard about the attack in Nasiriyah (Just down the road) but my troops and I are doing ok. I heard the blast and thought it was just the EOD (see Bomb Squad) making war left-overs go away. Nope, it was way worse than that. I think that I might have had my last day off for a while... Have I ever mentioined that I HATE terrorists? Big time. GOOD NEWS! Our Relief Unit (the one replacing us) has been identified! Yep, we know who's coming here to replace us, just not quite when... but it looks like we'll be home around the beginning of April. The REALLY good news is that this means the Army knows we're here and haven't forgotten about us... for I awhile I was beginning to wonder. Well, gotta go. I need to get the S-2 (see Intel or Military Intelligence) report. This one should be pretty good. For a change. Hopefully. I love you all, 10:53 AM
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Hey Will...thank you so much for keeping us updated and letting us know you are okay. You are always in my thoughts and prayers!!! God Bless You!!! Sharon Posted by: Sharon on November 13, 2003 11:01 AMHi Will; Just so you know I circle the Angels around you each day in my prayers. I want you to come home happy and healthy to your mama. Also happy belated veteran's day to you and your troops. You make us proud. Stay safe!!! debby Posted by: debby on November 13, 2003 11:02 AMPhew....I'm always so glad to hear that you all are doing well!! April will be a month to look forward to! I wish I could get on base and meet you when you come home! Stay safe! Best wishes from a hometown girl... Posted by: Firebrand on November 13, 2003 11:11 AMWe all think of you guys often. And when something bad happens we are on pins & needles waiting to here you are okay. So as the others have said try and stay as safe as you can. We want you all to get home safe! Posted by: Chris Tyson on November 13, 2003 11:18 AMI am glad to see your returning and yet sad. One of the biggest problems in Vietnam was troop rotation. Just about the time the troops understood the bad guys, they would get rotated out. Then a batch of FNG would take over and learn the same lessons that the old guys got bloodied over. RR is no fun to return from, but at least the smart guys are still there. Maybe you just have to get rid of more bad guys. glenn Posted by: glenn on November 13, 2003 01:51 PMHi Will: glad to here you are ok and hopefully coming home soon. keep safe i won't forget about you. i hate terrorist too. Posted by: carolyn on November 13, 2003 02:59 PMHi Will,
God addresses Al first. "Al, what do you believe in?" God then addresses Bill. "Bill, what do you believe in?" God then address Hillary. "I believe you're in my chair." by the way, I just wanted to thank you and all the veterans out there for doing what you do. thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. God bless you. Hi Will, Will, A short time ago some big swinging richards came down from higher up because they had nothing better to do that do a spot check of the facilities. It turns out that det. 1 was completely unlocked upon their arrival. Not good! Also, I guess they found some asbestos in the building. I do not know where or how much, or even what they are going to do about it. If you could please pass on a message for me to the best buy crew. Little T the almost 21 year old is now GM of store 17. (Thanks) Sam I Am So does this mean the possibility that we can celebrate #31 with you? Ok, so we will do #30 one night and #31 the next. Dear Will, I hope you and yours had a great Veterans Day. (I posted an entry for Tuesday as a guest blog post here, at 'Deux Ego,' I am sorry about what happened where you guys are... I am glad that you and your troops are okay. I know things are bad there now; hopefully, things will get better. Thank you for all that your are doing for our country and our fellow Americans. Please keep up the good work, and stay safe. Thanks, and God Bless!! Hi Will Hello Will, Will, I pray for the safety and well being of all of the coalition troops in Iraq. I pray that Iraq will understand freedom, and live in peace forever more. Thank-you for keeping us informed.
Milena and Adriana, Will's Mom Posted by: will's mom on November 15, 2003 02:28 PMAs always, great to hear from you Will. Well, at least you're not as bored as you've been, eh? Godspeed, Will, Dave's wife and SGT Cherry's mom Posted by: dave'swife on November 17, 2003 09:22 AMWill, Can you post if your guys need anything? I would be so happy to send items that are needed or for troops that don't have family. I am just not sure what you guys are getting or if there is a need. You can email me directly or pass it on to anyone that could use a state-side gopher. Carol Posted by: carol on November 17, 2003 03:49 PMWill, Please take care. I really enjoy reading all about what you are going through. The media tells us nothing. Please let me know if you or anyone there needs anything. Hello Will, you are still very much in my prayers, Will. You and your boys there. Take care, stay as dry as you can! Posted by: shannon on December 14, 2003 01:59 AMFind your www.ALL-FIORICET.COM here, 100% discrete! Posted by: fioricet on June 14, 2004 04:43 PMPost a comment
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As most of the regular readers of Rooba.net know, I have a few friends that have been sent or called up for the soon-to-be-conflict in Iraq. One such friend is Will aka Will not weasel or Will from Omaha or whatever other moniker he's using on my site that day.
Will is a pretty good writer and this is the collection of his writings. It'll be interesting to hear updates from a soldier's point of view, so I'll be posting them for all to read. Take care Will ~Captain Rooba
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