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Monday, November 29, 2004

Picture Update!

Here is a picture from the Marine Corps Ball we had two weeks ago. Of course you have myself on the left, and on the right is Cpl Ogdee. He leaves in 5 days to go home for a bit and than San Salvador. I wish I could have just gotten the original digital copies from the photographer but these scans will have to do.

posted by Sgt Compton @ 13:58   2 comments

2 Comments:

At 6/12/04 21:05, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Way to go cody. keep fighting the good fight- make sure
no stinking iguanas get in the US embassy alive!!!

-kv

 
At 16/3/05 00:03, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Cpl Ogdee is performing what is known as the "Greek God" pose, originally patented by myself many moons ago. I'm glad he's kept the tradition alive. Now it's YOUR turn.

SSgt Kohler
MSG Det Brasilia, Brazil
Mar 03 - Aug 04

 

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