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**Pete** · 10-28-2007, 20:15

I don't know, it was all kinda' a spotty memory. I still have my phase I Note Book and most pages start off with good notes but then about half way down the writting becomes a straight line and then drags down and off the page.

I'll have to scan and post one of the pages some day.

I think it was more like on graduation day "Now What". I found out soon enough. As an Engineer I was sent to the 82nd to help them with a winter warfare FTX. I was the PI, the only one, for instruction on winter field fortifications, icecrete, snow mine fields, yukon stove, tents, etc. On my own and back to the books.

Oh, yeah, I was a PFC and didn't have any problems moving around in conventional land. This bit was for our "little 18X" who don't know how to act in the "real Army".

10-28-2007, 20:15	#4
Pete Quiet Professional Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Fayetteville Posts: 13,080	My Phase I note book I don't know, it was all kinda' a spotty memory. I still have my phase I Note Book and most pages start off with good notes but then about half way down the writting becomes a straight line and then drags down and off the page. I'll have to scan and post one of the pages some day. I think it was more like on graduation day "Now What". I found out soon enough. As an Engineer I was sent to the 82nd to help them with a winter warfare FTX. I was the PI, the only one, for instruction on winter field fortifications, icecrete, snow mine fields, yukon stove, tents, etc. On my own and back to the books. Oh, yeah, I was a PFC and didn't have any problems moving around in conventional land. This bit was for our "little 18X" who don't know how to act in the "real Army".
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