Bringing Dawg Fans and Tech Fans Together

Afghan Dawg,

I’m an active duty Ariman that was deployed just outside Kandahar, Afghanistan last year and getting ready to deploy again in mid April. I want you to know that I appreciate what you all are doing out there. There is not a day that goes by that I dont think about the men and women who are putting it on the line every day for my family. Keep your head down and come home safe! Go Dawgs…

To you and to your brothers-in-arms that are in harm’s way everyday. It’s good to be reminded of the thing that binds us all from time-to-time. We all owe you and your mates a huge debt of gratitude for the sacrifices that have been made and that will be made.

I pray your last 27 ‘in-country’ days pass quickly and you return safe and sound.

the excellent fanpost and report. As DavetheDawg said, here’s wishing you a safe return, and thank you for all that you do for those of us back here in the states.

the previous exhortations and wishes for your safe return.

Godspeed, and thank you for your brave and noble service to our country.

and your fellow servicemen for your sacrifice.

was so much more fun training when the 48th came through. I remember starting out my block of instruction each day with, “All fans of the Georgia Institute of Technology, please raise your hands” (faking enthusiasm to get them to identify themselves), and upon seeing a few hands raise with pride, I would immediately say, “OK, get out of my formation…I’m serious…get out!” It always seemed to relax the mood, especially when I made my allegience to UGA known. I’ve prayed every day since each unit left the C-IED lanes that y’all would stay safe, and I hope those prayers have been answered as much as possible. God-speed on everyone’s safe return!!! SCOUTS OUT!!!