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R.I.P. Dwayne
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:agree: It is going to be a great holiday for many families including mine. While my daughter was not deployed, she is coming home for Christmas today :clap: I might be away from the computer for awhile spending time with her.
packbuckbrew
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Amen
Arr MiHardies
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Now to get them home from Afghanistan.
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Bob Denman
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Dar
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Well we had a few leave yesterday for Afghanistan [h=1]Local National Guard headed to Afghanistan[/h]
by WWLTV.com
wwltv.com
Posted on December 15, 2011 at 8:19 AM
Thirty National Guard airmen are on their way to afghanistan, as Wednesday afternoon in Hammond friends and family gathered to say goodbye.
Dozens gathered on the campus of Southeastern University for a deployment ceremony for the Louisiana National Guard's 236th Communication Squadron.
The soldiers we talked to said the deployment just before christmas will actually be tougher on their families than on them.
“They're really emotional about it. Mom is just upset, always calling me, always hugging me lately,” said Chris Guillory.
“What's good is the guard and the military in general has a good support system for our families, if they ever need anything. It is really hard on them when we leave,” said Sidney Roddocker:
Their deployment is expected to last six months. The men and women of the 236th will be deployed Wednesday and Thursday
by WWLTV.com
wwltv.com
Posted on December 15, 2011 at 8:19 AM
Thirty National Guard airmen are on their way to afghanistan, as Wednesday afternoon in Hammond friends and family gathered to say goodbye.
Dozens gathered on the campus of Southeastern University for a deployment ceremony for the Louisiana National Guard's 236th Communication Squadron.
The soldiers we talked to said the deployment just before christmas will actually be tougher on their families than on them.
“They're really emotional about it. Mom is just upset, always calling me, always hugging me lately,” said Chris Guillory.
“What's good is the guard and the military in general has a good support system for our families, if they ever need anything. It is really hard on them when we leave,” said Sidney Roddocker:
Their deployment is expected to last six months. The men and women of the 236th will be deployed Wednesday and Thursday
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