Posting while on a Korean subway

At this very moment I am riding on the Korean subway headed from Camp Casey to visit one of my soldiers down at Samsung hospital in Seoul. Give thanks this year for your good health and for your loved ones. 

Thanks for visiting my blog and always remember to represent responsible gun ownership well!

And now here are a few photos of US Army small arms that I took yesterday while some of the guys were doing some cleaning and maintenance.

M9

240B machine gun. 7.62 NATO. 

Disassembled M16A1. We lovingly refer to them as our muskets.

Yours truly. Happy holidays!

New Video - My Life at Camp Casey - Part 3

I hope you're enjoying my Life at Camp Casey series. Mostly produced with friends and family back home in mind, it's a nice glimpse into life here on the Korean Peninsula.

Part 3 opens with the infamous monsoon rains of Korean summer and continues through a life fire field exercise with the MLRS rocket launchers. Also included is footage of my trips into Seoul and my attendance at Warrior Leaders Course at Camp Jackson where I won the Leadership Award for my class.

Hope you enjoy the video and stay tuned for more.

Coming Soon - Life at Camp Casey Part 3

I'm currently editing video footage and photographs for my video: Life at Camp Casey Part 3.

I do the videos as a way for my family and friends back home to see that I am doing well, it's a way for me to feel closer to all of them when I'm thousands of miles away. Plus it gives me something productive to do with my free time.

Should be finished by next weekend, I invite you to come back when it's posted and enjoy!

:)