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Razor and all: I didn;t mean for this thread to degenerate into a language discussion. I have learned several and like to consider myself somewhat of a linguist. This may be hard to believe but in 1968 I was alerted for possible re-deployment from RVN to Czechoslovakia because of the Czech rebellion.
I spent less than five of my fifteen years in a ststeside group. I was one of three men on a team in Germany who didn't speak english as a second language. Perhaps we can persue this subject on another thread.
My point was that rotation between groups isn't always a bad thing. This helps maintain a universal level of training. By homesteading in one group or team for an entire career we run the danger of groups truly becoming different. Sometimes when there is a disparity between a super team or group and one that is average, it isadvantageous to the whole to re-assign some individuals.
Adios, Auf wiedersehen dobre den and Sawahdi!!.
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