Citizen Soldier Page #2
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For me,
like I got in for was
to deploy at some point in time.
So then to have an opportunity
to get on this one
another natural thing.
I don't think
you know... we're actually
going on deployment,
going to Afghanistan,
gonna be in some tough stuff.
And even up to Shelby...
my impression of Shelby
when we got there was just,
like, you gotta be kidding me.
You know?
"This is gonna
get us ready for war?"
Yeah... "This is gonna
get us ready for war?"
Harrill:
Hattiesburgis just a tad bit different
from Afghanistan
- and Laghman Province.
- Soldier:
Poquito.- Soldier:
Just a little.Take away the mountains,
it was the same.
Take away the mountains,
it was the exact same thing.
Soldier over radio:
All right, fire, boys,
and engage your target.
Engage your target.
Colt Floyd:
Camp Shelbysucked for the terrain aspect.
But we had a lot of time
to really build
that platoon relationship,
you know,
amongst ourselves.
( All laughing )
starts... right there.
You know, Shelby...
that's where it really
all started.
Soldier:
Set him down, set him down!
Harrill:
I remember one day,Sergeant Wolff
had everybody grab
LT Leehan
and dunk him in the mud
as an introductory
platoon leader.
Cameraman:
Leehan, still smiling.
No, get him!
Get him!
( All laughing )
- Aw, man!
- All right, everybody down.
Harrill:
Just the wayreally personified
the camaraderie we would have
and the brotherhood
that would be necessary
to get to the deployment.
Cameraman:
Smile for the camera!
Welcome
to First Platoon, sir.
All:
Oooh!- All right.
- ( All applauding )
Yeah, I'd say Leehan
helped me the most
because I felt kind of lost
first coming in.
was in January
right before we left.
The next thing I remember
is us being told,
"Hey, we're only taking
two platoons to Najil."
way under-manned.
Harrill:
This beingmy first deployment,
I definitely looked up
to several individuals
for leadership
and guidance.
LT Leehan was one of them.
Sergeant Erik Wolff
and Sergeant Colson.
Sergeant Colson
wasn't your typical leader.
Tons of experience
and the most absurd appetite.
He'd always have food.
Jared Colson:
15 yearsI've been doing this.
I've been through a lot
of f***ing life experiences
that shape the way
I look at things,
that change my outlook,
my views, my perspectives,
the way I problem solve.
That's one thing
that the Guard is able
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