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Sunday Stills: Military Memories

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Sunday Stills: Memories

The military has been a huge part of life having served 23 years in the United States Army. I thought I would share a few places I have been in my years of military travel.

Fort Richardson, Alaska

Yes, soldiers in the Arctic had to ski with rucks on their backs!

ROTC, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA

Teaching first aid and logistics to students and cadets.

Camp Casey, Korea

KFOR, Kosovo – Sofia R&R

Somalia , Africa

Iraqi Desert Shield

Santa made a special trip to visit the troops.

Iraqi Desert Storm

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  1. Neal Saye Avatar
    Neal Saye

    What terrific pictures! And some I haven’t seen.

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  2. Terri Webster Schrandt Avatar
    Terri Webster Schrandt

    Wow, Robert, your military career has literally taken you all over the world. Amazing shots, and thank you for sharing these special memories with everyone at Sunday Stills!

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  3. Rebecca Cuningham Avatar
    Rebecca Cuningham

    Thank you for your service, Robert.

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  4. Kirstin Avatar
    Kirstin

    Thank you for that walk down memory lane. I love looking at my dads military pictures

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    1. Robert Avatar
      Robert

      Kirstin, thank you for your father’s service and sacrifices!

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