pcs to Korea, gonna miss my camping
It sucks that I have to winterize my unit and store her away until nov 2014. Make those memories and hug your close ones. This forum will keep me going while I sit in south korea staring at my wheel ...
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Well, I don't understand your post. At first I thought you might be in the military. I was in S. Korea from 1984-1985 (1st Brigade, 1/72 Armor Battalion). And after 12 months was stationed at Fort Belvoir, VA, and lived in Manassas / Woodbridge / and Fort Belvoir (Peterson loop).
Then I looked back at some of your older posts and see you posed several months ago that you work for Leos Vacation center in Odenton, MD. (I looked that up on the internet, it's an RV dealership --- sweet!) But, now I'm confused?
Why are you going to S. Korea? Are you military working a "moonshine job"? And now you're rotating to Korea for the next 12 months? That is, if they still do unacompanied 12 month "tours" there?
Whatever you mean by "wheel of misery", I think I can identify with that. The most MISERABLE year of my life was when I was stationed in Korea for that 12 months.
EDIT: I just caught that "pcs" ... you're military.
So, new question? How did you "wing it" being employed on a second job and in the military too? That takes a lot of coordination!
Then I looked back at some of your older posts and see you posed several months ago that you work for Leos Vacation center in Odenton, MD. (I looked that up on the internet, it's an RV dealership --- sweet!) But, now I'm confused?
Why are you going to S. Korea? Are you military working a "moonshine job"? And now you're rotating to Korea for the next 12 months? That is, if they still do unacompanied 12 month "tours" there?
Whatever you mean by "wheel of misery", I think I can identify with that. The most MISERABLE year of my life was when I was stationed in Korea for that 12 months.
EDIT: I just caught that "pcs" ... you're military.
So, new question? How did you "wing it" being employed on a second job and in the military too? That takes a lot of coordination!
