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Kuri
11-26-2004, 02:21
Basenshukai, thanks for the post! Can't wait for the next installment.
Smokin Joe
11-26-2004, 03:21
Sir, have you ever thought of being a writer?

Damn good lead in. I'm with Kuri I can't wait for the rest.
Roguish Lawyer
11-26-2004, 10:09
:munchin

Does this belong in Briefback, admins?
NousDefionsDoc
11-26-2004, 10:15
Post your comments here and let him finish please.
Gypsy
11-26-2004, 10:21
Basenshukai, thanks for the post! Can't wait for the next installment.

I agree. Thank you for taking the time to compose and post.
Psywar1-0
11-28-2004, 22:38
Hurry up and get to the part about bartering glint tape for rides in the Merc's Helos LOL! :D
Basenshukai
11-28-2004, 22:44
Keep it up ... I haven't decided what "nome de guerre" to give you yet. :D
CPTAUSRET
11-28-2004, 22:54
Basenshukai:

Great read, thanks for taking the time.

Terry
NousDefionsDoc
11-29-2004, 00:10
Keep it up ... I haven't decided what "nome de guerre" to give you yet. :D


I can help with this...Let me know if you need some ideas. :munchin
Shark Bait
11-29-2004, 15:43
Good stuff. You definitely have a nack for writing.
Kuri
12-15-2004, 02:41
Basenshukai, you're the man!!
Roguish Lawyer
02-26-2005, 19:37
Another great installment! Thanks, B.
Team Sergeant
02-26-2005, 19:45
You write very well Sir.

I don't know what your stories do for the non-SF types, but you've got me smiling most of the time, remembering the good old days...

Thanks.
Gypsy
02-26-2005, 23:04
I don't know what your stories do for the non-SF types, but you've got me smiling most of the time, remembering the good old days...

Thanks.

As a non-SF/civvie type I can try and answer. To have the privilege of reading about some of the experiences of our QPs is enlightening, and an honor. This is something that would never be "in the news"...

Thanks for the latest installment Basenshukai!
Smokin Joe
02-27-2005, 02:52
I agree with Gypsy. As a civvie on the outside looking in, it is very inlighting as to what happens in SF. I have read tons of books on SF and few if any sheld light on to what it is like to "work down range" especially in LATAM. Great stuff Basenshukai!
lrd
02-27-2005, 06:34
I agree with Gypsy. I do, too.

I'm looking forward to the next installment, Basenshukai.
vsvo
02-27-2005, 11:15
From another civilian, thanks Basenshukai! Excellent reading!
Roguish Lawyer
03-06-2005, 13:12
Thanks for the latest installment. This is great stuff.
Sigi
03-06-2005, 13:34
Thank you very much for taking the time to write, Sir.

To have the privilege of reading about some of the experiences of our QPs is enlightening, and an honor. This is something that would never be "in the news"..

My feelings as well.
Gypsy
03-06-2005, 17:46
Thanks for the latest installment. This is great stuff.

Absolutely.

I hope you never get tired of hearing this because I don't get tired of saying it, thank you Basenshukai.
jatx
03-06-2005, 18:12
Keep it coming! I'm really enjoying your writing.
frostfire
03-14-2005, 16:40
Basenshukai Sir,

Ausgezeichnetes Schreiben!
Keep 'em coming, one day there'd be enough for a book about the legacy of one's life work.
Thank you for writing.