jfusilloPE
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When I was deployed to Somalia, living at the Mogadishu Marriott at the port (the Mogadishu Marriott was actually a large wharehouse where we all bunked), we had crappers built out of milvans by Navy Seabees.
They consisted of a 2x4 construction with plywood covers and toilet seats over the holes that were cut into the tops of the plywood. Each milvan contained about six "stalls". The "stalls" were nothing more than these holes with toilet seats. Anyway...there was this one Major, his name slips my mind though, that always wanted to strike up the conversations with whoever was doing business at the time...
I would try to just ignore him as best as I could, however "friendly fire incident" crossed the minds of many who were forced to listen to the toilet conversations.
They consisted of a 2x4 construction with plywood covers and toilet seats over the holes that were cut into the tops of the plywood. Each milvan contained about six "stalls". The "stalls" were nothing more than these holes with toilet seats. Anyway...there was this one Major, his name slips my mind though, that always wanted to strike up the conversations with whoever was doing business at the time...
I would try to just ignore him as best as I could, however "friendly fire incident" crossed the minds of many who were forced to listen to the toilet conversations.
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