I hope I'm not prematurely writing this post. I attended my last Army Range on the 11th of this month and qualified on my first attempt :) Considering I hardly ever go to the range, I was pretty proud of myself! And who knows, with all this junk going on with North Korea, the Army might actually NEED a labor and delivery nurse to fire a weapon (and Hell might actually freeze over). I decided to take some pictures to bookmark one of my "last" Army milestones. Yes, I still have 15 months left to serve, but once I move back stateside, range qualification is only once every two years. Hence, my excitement.....the beginning of the end!
Ready for the Range! Formation to leave was at 04:50, a nice and pleasant time of the day....another sunrise courtesy of the Army! We rode on a Deuce and a Half for two hours to get there....loud, bumpy, and extremely uncomfortable (wearing full gear, of course). Don't worry, the Korean drivers on the highway didn't stare too much (the tarp flap was open on the back of the vehicle). Welcome to the Army, Ma'am!
A Deuce and a Half
After I qualified and on the way home! Unfortunately, the bus broke down half way back to Seoul, so it ended up being a 4 hour adventure home rather than only 2!
So comfy with Mom holding him
Sporting Dad's Baptismal Gear
Little Hands
Little Feet
Inherited Dads double hair swirls
