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Old 11-05-2009, 04:32 PM  
Sarah_Jayne
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Originally Posted by desslock View Post
It essentially means the same thing. Fort Hood is a very large army base about an hour up the road from Austin. The infantry divisions that have deployed through Iraq have been from Fort Hood. The city adjacent to the base is Killeen, which is essentially an army town. It is a giant facility with tens of thousands of military personal and civilians. Many soldiers who are posted at Fort Hood go through basic training there, etc. There's elementary, junior high and high schools on the base, for the kids of the military families.

All of the wounded are being helicoptered over to Scott & White Hospital which is a big private hospital over in Temple.

I have a friend who was supposed to be deployed back to Iraq several months from now. I hope that this guy didn't murder him.

Steve
So it is just a different word for the same thing? I ask because the news at one point was calling it a base and then the person doing the broadcast commented that it was a post and that the military can be picky about the terms, Since then it has been a post.

My cousin's husband apparently was there not too long ago but has now moved onto somewhere in Colorado..or so we think. Hope so.
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