
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Updates on Joe
I get updates almost everyday about what his company is doing, i'm not sure how I will keep this updated, but for now here is what I have so far..Some of these have updates for a few companies in one, he's in B CO...
26 JAN: UPDATE: B CO, after PT this morning, they went right back into Tactical Combat Casualty Care training in the classroom. Today the Bulldogs will learn how to perform CPR (very important), treat a casualty for hot or cold weather injuries, and how to administer first aid for a nerve agent casualty (to name a few). Your... Soldier is learning vaulable life saving techniques!
25 JAN: B Company began the week with an Army Physical Fitness Test this morning. After breakfast they will start Tactical Combat Casualty Care training today (First Aid). Training for today includes: evaluating a casualty, splintting a suspected fracture, managing the airway, and performing Tactical Combat Casualty movement.
22 JAN: Everyone is back at the barracks after another busy day! A Co conducted their first Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT) this morning. The rest of the day was spent work on Rifle MArksmanship fundamentals. B Co started the day at the "Fit-to-Win" obstacle course and then conducted NBC training and the gas chamber in the afternoon.
21 JAN: B Co is conducting Basic Rifle Marksmanship introductory training in the company classrooms as they get ready to go to the rifle ranges next week. C Co begins their First Training a.k.a. Tactical Combat Casualty Care. The Soldiers will learn how to control bleeding, apply dressings and tourniquets, how to manage an a...irway, how to splint a fracture and how to conduct casualty evacuation.
TUES, 19 JAN: A Co is conducting "drill and ceremony" instruction where the Soldiers learn how to march and move. In the afternoon they are beginning Basic Rifle Marksmanship instruction with the 5 fundamentals and remedial action. B Co is conducting class room and local area Land Navigation training all day.
16 JAN: Combat Training never takes a weekend off. It's a busy SAT. Everyone did PT this morning. Next, A Co is conducting hand-to-hand combat training. In the Army this is known as Modern Army Combatives a.k.a "MAC" to the Soldiers. A Co is also continuing to learn "drill and ceremony" (marching, movements, drills, ...e...tc.) B Co is also conducting MAC and some more classroom training.
15 JAN: Families and Friends: All of your Soldiers are doing very well. A Company is conducting Victory Tower today (rapelling); B Co is conducting classroom instruction; C Co conducting their PT test this a.m. and is now learning how to march and handle their weapon. D Co is conducting classroom training on the Army Values.
26 JAN: UPDATE: B CO, after PT this morning, they went right back into Tactical Combat Casualty Care training in the classroom. Today the Bulldogs will learn how to perform CPR (very important), treat a casualty for hot or cold weather injuries, and how to administer first aid for a nerve agent casualty (to name a few). Your... Soldier is learning vaulable life saving techniques!
25 JAN: B Company began the week with an Army Physical Fitness Test this morning. After breakfast they will start Tactical Combat Casualty Care training today (First Aid). Training for today includes: evaluating a casualty, splintting a suspected fracture, managing the airway, and performing Tactical Combat Casualty movement.
22 JAN: Everyone is back at the barracks after another busy day! A Co conducted their first Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT) this morning. The rest of the day was spent work on Rifle MArksmanship fundamentals. B Co started the day at the "Fit-to-Win" obstacle course and then conducted NBC training and the gas chamber in the afternoon.
21 JAN: B Co is conducting Basic Rifle Marksmanship introductory training in the company classrooms as they get ready to go to the rifle ranges next week. C Co begins their First Training a.k.a. Tactical Combat Casualty Care. The Soldiers will learn how to control bleeding, apply dressings and tourniquets, how to manage an a...irway, how to splint a fracture and how to conduct casualty evacuation.
TUES, 19 JAN: A Co is conducting "drill and ceremony" instruction where the Soldiers learn how to march and move. In the afternoon they are beginning Basic Rifle Marksmanship instruction with the 5 fundamentals and remedial action. B Co is conducting class room and local area Land Navigation training all day.
16 JAN: Combat Training never takes a weekend off. It's a busy SAT. Everyone did PT this morning. Next, A Co is conducting hand-to-hand combat training. In the Army this is known as Modern Army Combatives a.k.a "MAC" to the Soldiers. A Co is also continuing to learn "drill and ceremony" (marching, movements, drills, ...e...tc.) B Co is also conducting MAC and some more classroom training.
15 JAN: Families and Friends: All of your Soldiers are doing very well. A Company is conducting Victory Tower today (rapelling); B Co is conducting classroom instruction; C Co conducting their PT test this a.m. and is now learning how to march and handle their weapon. D Co is conducting classroom training on the Army Values.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Saturday
There was some sort of fair thing up at the events center today and they had pack mules outside. Ella really wanted to ride the "horse" so the old cowboy let her sit on one
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Happy 1st Birthday Lily!
Today is my babys birthday!
I can not believe she is already one. It really is crazy how fast a year can go.
We love our little Lily. She is crazy, loud, full of expressions and LOVES to dance!
I'll update this post tonight with the rest of the party pictures, her one year studio pictures and maybe a few more we took outside (it was really cold and windy so I didn't get very many)
Lily on the day she was born

Happy Birthday Baby!



Sunday, January 17, 2010
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