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Originally posted by scoutsniper
reply to post by Liberal1984
It is obvious by what you have just written that you never read my reply to your first posting.
What do you care? I have already been to three of these facilities, was armed (CWP) and returned without accident or incident. Had you read any of my previous posts, you would be aware of that. There are those that know how to do things that others couldn't do even if they were shown.
Relax, nothing shall happen to me or those that go with me. Fear is a tool used by the US Government as well as by those that need to intimidate. There are people who are not intimidated. "That which puts fear into the hearts of many, only serves to strengthen the resolve of others". That is an original quote from me to you. "θάνατο πριν από ντροπή" "Death Before Dishonor". "+" (435th CSG LRS 72-76)
Scoutsniperedit on 4-12-2010 by scoutsniper because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by MrWendal
No where has he said there are chimneys, ovens, or a mass murder facility of any kind. How did you make that leap?
Do try and keep up., a list of FEMA camps has been posted and the OP claimed that it was a list of them. One of them, was "Aliceville - WWII German POW camp - capacity 15,000"
Except that "Today, the only evidence of the campsite is a history marker and a large stone chimney (built by POWs) that was part of the Officers’ Club"
www.cityofaliceville.com...
So no FEMA camp, like was claimed.
Monroe Ga. is also home to the 178th Military police. With only a few National Guard Armories in that area, why is the 178th there?
Originally posted by scoutsniper
By posting these pictures, the leftists at this site, that keep refuting the evidence
FORT STEWART, GA (WTOC) - They've been gone for a year, serving our country in Iraq, but now they're home! Tuesday, members of the 178th Military Police Company of the Georgia National Guard were welcomed home by family and friends
Originally posted by scoutsniper
It is "evident" by your post that you do not know the difference between the National Guard and the Military Police (MP's).
You are not prior military, if you were you would know the difference.
FORT STEWART, GA (WTOC) - They've been gone for a year, serving our country in Iraq, but now they're home! Tuesday, members of the 178th Military Police Company of the Georgia National Guard were welcomed home by family and friends
Units
48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team consisting of:
1st Battalion,
121st Infantry 2nd Battalion,
121st Infantry 1st Squadron,
108th Cavalry Regiment 1st Battalion,
118th Field Artillery
148th Support Battalion (Brigade)
Special Troops Battalion
648th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade consisting of
348th Brigade Support Battalion consisting of HHC,
348th Co A,
348th BSB Co B,
348th BSB Co C,
348th BSB
781st CBRNE consisting of
202nd EOD
138th CHEM (Heavy)
248th MED
877th EN
4th CST
878th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy)consisting of HSC,
878th EN FSC,
878th EN 876th EN Co
810th EN Co
848th EN Co
175th EN Co
874th EN Co
170th Military Police Battalion consisting of HHC,
170th MP BN
190th MP Co
178th MP Co
179th MP Co
278th MP Co
214th Field Artillery Battalion consisting of HHB,
214th FA FSC,
214th FA A Battery,
214th FA B Battery,
214th FA C Battery,
214th FA
116th Army Band
118th PSD
185th Aviation Regiment (part of the unit was activated in July 2006 for training; in November 2006 that unit was deployed to Kosovo as a part of Task Force Eagle)
560th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade
3rd Squadron (R&S),
108th Cavalry Regiment Headquarters and Headquarters Troop,
3-108th CAV Troop A,
3-108th CAV Troop B,
3-108th CAV Troop C (LRS),
3-108th CAV (formerly Company H (LRS),
121st Infantry Regiment)
420th Signal Company
221st Military Intelligence Battalion
82nd Maintenance Company
124th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment - returned from Iraq (October 2006) [1]
The Georgia Army National Guard is the Army National Guard component of the Georgia National Guard, administratively part of the Georgia Department of Defense. When activated under Title 10, the Georgia Army National Guard is a component of the United States Army and is absorbed into the National Guard of the United States. Nationwide, the Army National Guard comprises approximately one half of the US Army's available combat forces and approximately one third of its support organization. National coordination of various state National Guard units are maintained through the National Guard Bureau. When activated under Title 32, the Georgia Army National Guard remain under state command as it fulfills a federally assigned mission.