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I feel lucky to be one of the first grunts to be up here As of the present, you can have a bit a privacy After Fort Ca to last, so I' as Saddam and his rat bastards don't come over the border

In a weird way, I'lad to catch sight of the battlefield before the fight I don't kno to describe it to you other than it's sorta like being a boxer alks the ring before the fight, you know, to get a feel

There's a lot of work to be done, by the tiade will be in Saudi, if not already at Bastonge I don't knohen I'll be able to write; there's a lot to do I' our asses off I proy I'll pen you another letter Keep writing Letter's fro than the heavens at night

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Shannie, Septe for a new place? Have I found a house for you! It's in a quaint little place called Qaryat al Ulya, we call it Oasis cause of their being one about five or so clicks to the southwest Housing's cheap, and there's plenty of them This place is just like the Jersey shore, without the fancy houses, boardwalk, or the ocean Qaryat al Ulya is an abandoned town, the fanbelts left long before Sadda Kuwait Now it's 101st territory - another FOB Besides covering, we're using the town training for house to house coet a load of this, and you thought flies are disgusting; you should see these dung beetles! They're thecreatures known tobeetles hijack shit They're the kind of creature Steve Lucas would have as a pet Come to think of it, if you'd put that pissant in an ar to be a problem Out in the desert, we don't have the most modern facilities So when nature calls, you ansherever you can You dig a cat hole and throw a little dirt on top when you're done No sooner than you're done, these dung beetles appear, dig the dirt up and roll the crap away If it weren't so sick, it would be funny Because of the dung beetles, our Lieutenant's worried about sanitation Noe have orders to dig two-foot deep catholes to do our business in and pound 'e sand! You've always said the aroal is to tell you how and when to take a dump