I was one of hundreds if not thousands of United States Air Force personnel who deployed to Thailand in early 2005 and expected to deploy further into tsunami-striken Indonesia. However, as far as I know, only about two dozen US airmen were allowed to move forward. Through a series of fortunate circumstances, I was in a position to volunteer to be one of them--but only at the cost of sacrificing a sweet boondoggle at a Thai resort.
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Saturday, November 16, 2013
New Poem: "The Lost Boondoggle"
I was one of hundreds if not thousands of United States Air Force personnel who deployed to Thailand in early 2005 and expected to deploy further into tsunami-striken Indonesia. However, as far as I know, only about two dozen US airmen were allowed to move forward. Through a series of fortunate circumstances, I was in a position to volunteer to be one of them--but only at the cost of sacrificing a sweet boondoggle at a Thai resort.
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