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Friday, September 14, 2001
Waiting to Go
This is really the first entry I have made. I have been at FT Dix for almost three weeks training and preparing to travel to Bosnia. We are soon to leave and the world explodes around us. We are in a surreal world where things happen all around us but we are unable to participate in it. We are seperated by a triple strand of concertina from all the pain and anguish of the world around us and desperately want to hold wives, children and loved one for security.
As it is though, morale is high, we are anxious to leave and begin the peace-keeping task assigned to us. We are all safe and we continue to prepare.
God Bless
Posted by MAJ Ray Williams @ 04:33 PM EST [Link]
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