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Bill Carey's Blog – October 2014 Archive (3)

What is Experience?

In and out, day after day, but what are you doing on each run?

The U.S. Army's Caisson Platoon at Fort Myer, Virginia is responsible for bringing the deceased to their final resting place at Arlington National Cemetery. The members of…

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Added by Bill Carey on October 29, 2014 at 10:30am — No Comments

The Hard Surface Flowpath

Nine firefighters have lost their lives while on the road, to date, in 2014

Eight actually, if you don't include the one who did not feel well and was found off the road in his private vehicle after an alarm.…

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Added by Bill Carey on October 22, 2014 at 6:41am — No Comments

Complacency and Awareness: History Lessons from the Mog and Rangers

"We all thought that since nothing serious had happened before, nothing was going to happen this time out,"

AH-6 "Little Bird" heading out on October 3, 1993 mission. (Department of Defense photo)

"I can just remember Sgt. Eversman telling me, you know, “Moore, find…

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Added by Bill Carey on October 6, 2014 at 6:47am — No Comments

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