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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Jake’s OIF War Journal 2: Happy (2002) Holidays!
Last time on “Jake’s OIF War Journal,” our young intrepid hero arrived in Kuwait for a one-month stay. He’d be home in time for Christmas. This week he complains about four months of “total Army living.” Staff Sgt. Boyer would … Continue reading
Posted in Army, Iraq, Journals, Life, OIF War Journal
Tagged Adam Nuelken, Army, awards, Camp Doha, Camp New York, Camp Pennsylvania, Christmas, dust storms, Jacob Boyer, Jake Boyer, Kuwait, Kuwait City, Lebanese food, OIF, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Persian Gulf, snipers, Spc. Jacob Boyer, Thanksgiving, Tom Nacey
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Jake’s OIF War Journal 1: It Took Me Three Months To Start Writing This Thing?
So I’ve decided to start transcribing my journal from my deployment to Kuwait and Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom Part The First in honor of the impending 10th anniversary of said adventure. I was going to start earlier, but it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Army, Iraq, OIF War Journal, Uncategorized
Tagged Adam Nuelken, California, Chattanooga, Emma Krouser, Fort Irwin, Gatlinburg, Iraq, Jacob Boyer, Jeffrey Tanguay, Kuwait, Mike Brantley, National Training Center, Oak Ridge, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Spc. Jacob Boyer, Tennessee, Tom Nacey
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