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Today I turn 40 years old. This, for what ever reason, seems like the appropriate place to end Badgers Forward. When I conceived of this blog I imagined something as big a Blackfive except from the war zone. I suppose if you are going to dream, dream big. While this blog never reached that level of readership I think I did a fairly respectable job of gaining a readership and turning outSeveral weeks ago I asked for some people to send a Soldier some mail. The response was overwhelming and the Solider has received many pieces of mail thanks to the readers of Badgers Forward. He is trying to respond to all of you, but of course he is very busy. He has asked me to pass along his thanks and appreciation. If, for some reason, you do not hear from him please know that yourWhen I was at Fort McCoy I ran into one of the Badgers. He is on his way back with another reserve IED hunting unit. It was great to see him and catch up. I think I violated the Pentagon hugging rules though. The other young man I met was when I arrived at the Saint Louis airport. He was waiting for me at the end of the jetway, but had evidently just got off the same plane. He had seen me |
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