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- Our mission was to provide

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uninterrupted sustainment
and direct support

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and to make sure that we pulled security

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and no one got hurt and no one got lost

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and basically support the mission

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as we're delivering supplies
to another checkpoint.

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We basically entered to a village

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and they popped smoke
so we had to veer out,

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make a perimeter with our vehicles

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and have support basically.

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We had a few casualties in
(mumbles) and it was like

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we basically just dealt
with how we would react

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to contact with village people.

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(machine guns blasting)

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I think we did okay, I
think if we was to run

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the same scenario again, we'll do great.

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But as far as the first time, we did okay

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as a learning experience,
but I think we made progress.

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(muffled speaking)

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These are real-life situation
that can happen in combat.

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I've been to Iraq myself
and these are real scenarios

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that can actually happen
and it prepares us

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a little bit of detail of what
really goes on over there.

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- 658 out here for--
- 658 Quartermasters--

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- Mississippi representing.

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- Tupelo, Mississippi
representing, you know.

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I love my unit, it's lots of fun.

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We all build a family together
and I just love where I'm at.

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(soldiers chanting)