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Do not forget your dogs of war, your big guns, which are the most-to- be respected arguments of the rights of kings. -- Frederick
the Great
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Aug 08 1990 0230 hrs
As I slept that morning I was awakened by the sound of the phone down stairs. Then
by my friend Mike Cook as he burst into my room.
Mike: Hey Marshall, wake up man. your CQ just called said something
about a recall alert.
Marshall: Yea I'm up bro. I heard the phone, thanks.
Mike: You think you guys are going over
there?
Marshall: Oh hell yes. I've been telling everyone since the 2nd we were going. But only a few beleived me. Why
do you think I've been making my guys get our trucks and equipment in order.
Mike: How'd you know you guys are going?
Marshall: I'll tell you when I get home.
Mike: Ok
0315hrs Hq's Btry 1-17 FA
Morning guys. (as I spoke
to my section members)
Hey chief what's doing.
Nothing just here for the fun.
Kelly: What have they got us here
so early for?
Marshall: I think to get us proccesed for Desert Shield but I'm not sure yet.
Coleman: You really think
so chief?
Marshall: What've I been saying since the 2nd get your stuff ready.
Kelly: How do you know were going?
Marshall:
I'll tell you guys later.
0330hrs Formation.
We informed at that time we would march to the Fort Sill Rec center
to begin proccesing to possibly go to Desert Shield.
Possibly my ass I wispered to Spence.
0400hrs Fort Sill Rec
center.
As we walked thru the gym doors there were 10 seperate stations set up for our unit. The CSM broke us down into
large groups and sent us to different stations where we received a check list to begin proccesing.
1900hrs
We
finally finished.
This story to be finished soon.
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