Safe at the Safe House

The PO's patrol left for camp Marmal in the morning to bring the ones who's turn it is to go on leave to the airfield, and to bring the ones who are returning from leave back to Aybak. That means that I'm once again OiC (officer in command) at the PO. It also means that both of our vehicles are away and that we're not going much anywhere. That means that there's time to do things that there usually isn't time for: to go to the gym, to update contingency plans, to read old reports, and to relax. There's even good, prepared food, although both our cooks are away: MOT D's medic used to serve as a cook in Kosovo, so he gets to be the stand-in for the PO's cooks. Excellent. The generator repairmen who are visiting us finished with the generators and the auxiliary generators today, so they started going through the electrics of the compound. They found many problems but they have managed to fix everything they have come across so far. It was really windy and quite cold today, but our diesel heater is working fine.