A typical accommodation at the camp: two rows of containers with a covered pathway between them.
Minutes before the morning brief.
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Still Life with the Huns
Nothing much happened today at Camp Pannonia, either. After the morning brief I spent some time in the TOC and watched as the Germans packed their things and left for home camp. Before they left, we performed a and "Diestgradabzeichen- und Wappenaustausch". Such beautiful words. We also traded MRE's (meal-ready-to-eat) and Norwegian combat rations for German Einmannspackungen, and i got more than I bargained for. Then went jogging for abou 25 minutes. In the afternoon I watched a movie, and was still amused by the fake Finnish name that the Germans told me: Hunde Anleinen.
A typical accommodation at the camp: two rows of containers with a covered pathway between them.
Minutes before the morning brief.
A typical accommodation at the camp: two rows of containers with a covered pathway between them.
Minutes before the morning brief.
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