pahunkboy -> RE: Back from Iraq for a short time, ready to answer your questions if you have any... (7/15/2010 5:13:23 PM)
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ORIGINAL: DarlingSavage How long is the OP's "short break" from Iraq? This thread was started on 5/5/2010. Last I checked, a short break was something like a few days. 2 weeks tops. The OP sounded as though they would only be available for answering questions within a very short time frame, after which he would be unavailable for comment. Well, it has now been over 2 months and the OP is still here arguing with people. What's up with that? It kind of looks suspicious. He was here, he left and for whatever reason after a short time he came back and is home for good as I understand it. From earlier in this thread, in reply to Lady Pact "My unit was originally scheduled to redeploy back to the United States before September 1, 2010. They scheduled the last leave block for the last half of May. See my leave R & R in that context, that R & R was available under the assumption that we were going to be in country for another 3 months." -herfacechair "Now, our deployment ran into factors, like treaty requirements, as well as mission accomplishment/conditions on the ground, etc. It all worked out to where we turned our area of operations over to the Iraqis early. Our success basically "placed us out of a job." On the other side of the coin, there's precedence where units got their deployments extended. There were talks about moving us to another AO." - herfacechair "So what do you do to the leave periods that are no longer months away from redeployment, but now less than 2 months? Those soldiers could be told, "nope, sorry, you're within the X month window to redeployment, so you're not going on leave!" Just to have the deployment extended." -herfacechair "Allowing people to go on R and R as if we were going to redeploy right b before September 1 guarded against that scenario. Heck, we had one guy in our battalion come back from R and R... 7 days before our scheduled redeployment." -herfacechair You are serving Goldman Sachs.
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