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Originally Posted by suzukovich:
That the range Meisters at Wildflicken transferred the weather machine to Graf. You could have all four seasons in one day. Speaking of weird weather, I remember doing a July rotation at CMTC(Hohenfels) and waking up to 5 inches of wet snow sitting below Old Baldie in the Alpha bowel. 

Heck, one the back 40 at Ft Lewis, we did a 'circle the wagons' 7-day FTX and in a 4-hour period, we had snow, hail, rain, and bright sunshine. I'll never forget when some wise-apple at the ECP and manning the Ma Duce called up the Batt net on his brick, saying, "Uh, I got this old guy in long robes, holding a stick, saying we need to 'let his people go' or he'll hit us with a plague of locusts next..." You could hear the ripple of laughter all through the BSA among the NCOs and officers who caught the Moses joke. Never did find out who that was.

 

 

Originally Posted by Forty Rod:
 There have been times when I'd have sold one of my kids if someone had been available to do that kind of scientific tie-down for our loads.  We had one old Master Sergeant who had been an "expert" during the Korean mess, and he admitted he was out of his element.  We read the manuals and made lots of calls, but we probably got out cargos to the destination unscathed more by luck than skill.

 We never had a lot of trouble with rail loads, I suppose because we did it so often. I was with 3BDE, 2ID at Ft Lewis during the initial transition between Heavy Mech and what later became Stykers.

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