I am attendeing the Joint enroute care course- learn how to properly/better transport critically ill/injured soldiers in helos. I am prepping for deployment to Afganastan in the Jan time frame.

 

Yea, I had a couple of critical/danger points I was concerned with one being the MRB due to weather/traffic concerns-turned out a none factor but a pretty good workout-squats anyone. Plus side is a was a able to get some pics with the camara-will have to download to see if they came out. Another big negative for the aMRP was LSU had a home game the stadium is basically at the base of the bridge. Stay tune for part deux.

 

thanks for your service. I appreciate it.

enjoy Mother Rucker.

 

Thank you for your service-and paving trhe road for the likes of me. What did you flyjudging by your avater I would say 58's but probly everything.

 

Got a new Sundowner seat, gonna take the wife out tomorrow for a test ride. Will be at Luchenbach at some point. Anyone else riding tomorrow?

 

I ran into similar circumstances coming home from Alabama last year. LSU home game, constant drizzle, five o'clock traffic and the Hammond construction on 12. 10 miles in 2 hours. But I was in the relative safety of my Coupe, though.
Ride safe, Troy and let us know how you're doing!

 

I can't make it. Flew in yesterday from vacation and I am beat. Gonna stay at the house and try to find the correct liquor combination to produce a self-induced coma. The trick will be timing the return to consciousness before 5AM tomorrow morning.

Ride safe and stay dry!

 

the avatar is a UH-1M gunship. I flew UH-1B, H, & M, OH-58A & B and AH-1ECAS. I was a maintenance test pilot and safety officer.

you?

 

I am just a lowly ER/Trauma nurse now but in a previous life I was a crewmember (MI) I did time in RV/OV-1 Mohawks (korea 86-87) RU-21's (Texas 87-89) and RC-12's (Honduras and Orlando 90-91 and 94-95). Don't do the math I had a ten year break in service.

 

lowly????? are you kidding, we just flew from one place to another - you guys are the ones that kept folks alive! anyone can fly, but not many can save lives!

thanks!