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"Scott" you've caused quite a stir of late. I really don't care who you are but I spent a little time around Falcon and think I know how to find you.
I'm guessing you are a member of 1-18 Infantry. They are the primary unit out of Falcon with Brads.
As for the archeological dig. My guess is that was at COP Ellis. Most of the other outposts are so urban, there is nothing much to dig.
With the Brads and Archeology, that may put you as Alpha 1/18 attached to Combat 1-28 Infanty.
If my guess is correct, that narrows it down to about 100 guys and your organic C.O. is Captain Robby Johnson.
I ran through Mahala 885 with CPT Johnson and a great group of guys last May and hammered out a little story about it.
I prefer the adventure stories, you prefer tales of another variety. Maybe you don't have any cool adventure stories or maybe New Republic wasn't interested in them.
I'll be back at Falcon in a few weeks.
Send me an email if you want.
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JD is currently editing the follow-up to his 2005-2006 documentary Outside The Wire. He will return to Iraq to shoot another documentary as soon as it is released.
We all know that freedom is not free--and neither is reporting from Iraq.
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