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Friday turned into a very busy day that I ended up mostly watching go by. The C5 was loaded with 200 thousand pounds of relief supplies for the refugee camp. The crew and my men assigned to Kampala were going … Continue reading →

I called Troy to put the plan in motion; he needed to change parts of his planned 0900 news conference. I sent him the three modesty pictures Jenny had taken. Troy was going to rush the tech department to set … Continue reading →

Frank, Eric and Ben followed Marcy – who had met them at the elevator – and stopped in front of me. “We came to offer condolences and help to the girls; we never expected this. Does the President know? I … Continue reading →

Wednesday morning Ed met me in the garage to put me in the heavy vest and walk me to the Suburban. “Ed, the hair on the back of my neck feels like it is standing on end, not a good … Continue reading →

Happy New Year. I was going to have one busy week when I returned to Washington; Tuesday was the first of the many Senate hearings that I needed to testify to. The email had an attachment with prospective questions. That … Continue reading →

Harry Jacobson was at the cars watching people coming and going. He sent a text that a group of six teenagers was coming, headed our way. We had ear wicks for all of us. I motioned for the girls to … Continue reading →

“Merry Christmas,” to my faithful readers and their families .” Thank you for reading the story. Jack The first call was from the President, “Merry Christmas to you and your family BJ. I trust you have had a quiet day … Continue reading →

Christmas was upon us; in the blink of an eye it was Christmas Eve. The gym was still open for those that had an access card, but they were on their own. The elevator codes were changed to require a … Continue reading →

Even with a small party in Section 12 Ed and Bill had me back at the gym by 1630. I was able to sit in on the last meeting with the administrators and clerks until after the New Year. Parties … Continue reading →

The ride home was quiet; nobody jumped out at us. The State Police and transit authority did their thing. In the office we had the big meeting I was dreading; there were several parts. The first was the six of … Continue reading →