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Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2022 6:11 PM
Will do, Thank you again for the support! Haha that’s the plan! We’re hoping to have the field all set up in about a week, I’ll shoot a few more photos over once we get a full game. Here’s a few more photos to share with the awesome team there. ~~ -SMSgt Neil [ ]
Date: Tuesday, June 14, 2022 4:46:21 AM
Good morning; Just wanted to say thank you again, this has been an awesome morale boost, we’re still working on moving all the rocks in our “Field of dreams” so that people don’t get hurt but this has been the best set of care packages we’ve received!!! Thank you again from men and women of our FOB and the 727 Expeditionary Air Control
Squadron/Detachment 9. ~~ SMSgt Neil [ ]
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2022 6:11 PM
Hey Neil, This is so awesome!!! Our team needed to hear this, and thank you for the great photos! I’m sure your “field of dreams” will be great once all the rocks are moved-- if you build it they will come haha. Be sure to let us know if you guys need anything else!! This is too cool! Spenser Lia, SOT
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