50% of my escort, the always charming MOT B.
My quarters at PRT PEK HQ. Not too bad, but not too clean.
It was Friday night, and the Hungarian soldiers put the party tent to good use.
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PRT PEK
After the Friday brunch I took off with MOT B towards the city of Pol-e Khumri and the HQ of the local PRT there. I was ordered there to be the liason officer there for a few days. The PRT PEK is lead by Hungarians, and supporting nations are Germany, Croatia and Montenegro. I arrived in the afternoon and was introduced to the local G3 and TOC (tactical operations command), where I will be working. It was really interesting and informative to see how our closest neighbours, the Hungarians, work - or don't work, as it sometimes seems. I received a warm welcome and was accommodated in their newest barracks in a room of my own. There's a gym, a mess, a PX (postal exchange), container shops, a handball field, a separate party area(!) and food of Supreme quality. What more could an ISAF soldier want?
50% of my escort, the always charming MOT B.
My quarters at PRT PEK HQ. Not too bad, but not too clean.
It was Friday night, and the Hungarian soldiers put the party tent to good use.
50% of my escort, the always charming MOT B.
My quarters at PRT PEK HQ. Not too bad, but not too clean.
It was Friday night, and the Hungarian soldiers put the party tent to good use.
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Hi P
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to read that you have an opportinity to see how others do the same kind of work you have done at your own PO. If possible it would be interesting to hear more about this.
Regards
Mufa