Time for laundry and bathing:
Living arrangements before our soldiers arrived at Margah OP:
Living arrangements after:
Because of the threat in the area and its remote location, supplies must generally be air-dropped to provide for the soldiers here:
The soldiers that the 166th Engineer Company has been supporting here routinely go out to patrol the countryside and meet with local Afghanis:
4 comments:
Hey Guys, Just wanted to say HI! I served at Margah as well from 08-09 with the 101. The tower in the first picture was the one I resided in. Hope all is well, and you are dodging the rockets from Bushmills and such.
hey my name is SPC john neely with the 101st ABN i was with D co. 2/506th and served 8 months at margah before my self among others were WIA on DEC 24 08' just happened to find this and wanted to join good luck "duck and run"
SUUUP im SPC. Sanders I served with jesse and chris on Margah in 08-09 also. That place you are at is sacred but you know that. We held our own on various hard attacks on that place, and we lost a good man and had other good men wounded there. We fought hard and its been 2 years and as I can see we still look up that place on the internet even after the past. We will never forget what happend there for those months and the blood sweat and tears that were shed. I pray for your Unit and others that are on that God forsaken hell hole. Much love my brothers. Love ya BABIMILK
Henry Johnson Jr. I served with Jesse, Daniel, and Chris at margah also. Just want to throw my few cents in.... just be safe and continue and work hard. Im praying for you all.. shot out to 1st. Plt D co. I miss you all. R.I.P. Cpl. Gaffney. 12/24/08
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