Notebook entry
Practice at combined combat operations center, don't have time for
class, conversation, grand strategy, $14.75 per meal, commanders conference,
three dollars per day per head
Journal entry
I went over to the combined COC in the morning with Maj
Tawoos. He was over there to do 'analysis' on the sigevents. I
don't know how he was supposed to do that, when all of the boards are cleared
everyday, but...After that I linked up with Maj Kraus, to practice their
combined brief for the commander's conference. We didn't have a linguist, so I
acted as one as best as I could. After that we returned to the CCOC, and
I talked to Maj Tawoos about classes with Salim, he said that Salim was busy
today and there shoudln't be a class. I said ok, so does that mean I
get 2 hours tomorrow? "shoyat" maybe. I can see this is
going to be a struggle. I need to get him into a rythmn and make sure
that class gets slotted in somewhere during the day.
I spoke to the lunch guy at the DFAC he says they only spend 14.75
on every meal, thats less than I would have thought given how far it all
travels.
In the afternoon, since I couldn't do class with Salim because he
and the Major were both at the commander's conference, I sat in my room and had
a conversation about the lack of US grand strategy in the world and how we
coudl learn a lot from Australia, the UK, and France. Capt Arthur said
the first of his priorities would be liberalism. He and Capt Brawny got
off on a tangent about communism because Graham, as he normally does 'turns the
non-sequetor machine up to 11' as Brian says, and starts blathering on about
things that don't logically make sense, but that he reads in his right-wing
books.
We are using my roster to try to narrow the gap between their
headcount and our headcount. They get $3 per head per day for
chow money because they are in a remote location. This can add up pretty
fast and augment the income of the officers. We are currently looking at
a discrepancy of 31 at this level or $2790. A lot when a general makes
less that $1000 per month. We'll see.
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