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MFO 51 Toilet Paper
21 AUGUST 2008
Extra Special “BUCKEYE” Pre-RIP Edition
“Off To Fort Lewis” Primer!!
Here you go!! Off on a fantastic voy-
age to MFO 52. We anxiously await
your arrival in the desert, but we real-
ize that you have a lot of training
ahead, and the last thing we want to
do is scare the heck out of you. This
really is the premier deployment in
the US Army right now!! Compared
with the stress and obvious risks of a
combat mission, a few paper cuts and
some sunscreen issues is all you will
face here.
Everything you ever needed to
know about Fort Lewis is right here.
Know ahead of time that the Fort
Lewis you will come to know and
love is not the main base. North Base
is where the training and transition
soldiers are kept. You will use all the
regular ranges and might actually get
to the PX on main base occasionally,
but for the quarters, we were put in
dilapidated old buildings with Korean
War accommodations. There is an
ROTC PX a block away that has good
sandwiches for lunch and most of the
basics. There is also an indispensable
coffee shop, a great gym, a mini-mart
gas station and a BK. For internet,
there is some WIFI around, and some
of the offices can get a local hookup.
We took the local and ran CAT-5
everywhere we could to set up net-
works for ourselves. Some of us had
air-cards too. If you are really at a
loss, there is also a Logistics Center
near the barracks with copier, some
desk-tops, and WIFI too. Start col-
lecting online movies right now,
bandwidth for downloading is pitiful.
Every barracks has laundry ma-
chines in the ancient bathrooms. Get
used to bay living and a couple of
private rooms for Officers and senior
NCO’s. The chow is pretty good and
filling. There is a lot of it too. Very
nice people working there, but rather
strict hours.
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For excitement we suggest renting
a van from the Main Post rental com-
pany (253-964-1331) and heading
south to Cabelas Sporting Goods, or
any number of stores near the mall
and Wall-Mart. You could also spend Ohio Buckeye Visits Herb’s Beach!
time in Tacoma at the great bars and
clubs. Seattle will take at least a day (Herb, SPC Scribner, Brutus)
to see, but you should be able to hit
the Needle, the Fish market, and a
nice dinner out on a day off.
Local eateries include the fast food
if you can get off base. On base there
is a pizza place that delivers (253-581
-5262), Papa Johns (253-984-7272),
Godfathers (253-964-2267), or a Chi-
nese place (?) that will have menus at
the barracks. The “Gut” truck sucks
and is way overpriced, but who can
put a price on coffee in a blizzard?
Finally, there is a cab for getting
around at (253-582-3000)
One thing to bring that is essential
is printers, ink, and paper (have them
shipped) because SRP is always need-
ing the extra document or something
stupid. Other items to have are plenty
of extension cords and power strips,
extra towels, cameras, and extra bed- Newsletter Policies for Submission:
ding and blankets. Most should be All material is to be submitted to the publisher no
shipped to you and shipped home later than 24 hours before printing. This medium
before you leave for the desert. Per- was designed for fun only. Any descriptions of
sonal FRS radios are helpful too. events or news presented is fake and does not re-
Each platoon and squad should
flect the views or orders of the official people run-
immediately identify anyone with IT
ning our camp. Any similarity to actual events and
experience and guard them with great
care. Also identify good cooks early, people is purely coincidental and shall not be inter-
this is a key to happy OP’s. Electri- preted as truth. We accept submissions for content
cians, Plumbers, and Carpenters are from anyone on camp, preferably E-4 or below.
also handy to have around. Submissions are accepted on a first come-first
The TMC on North Post, espe- served basis and there is no guarantee of publica-
cially sick-call, sucks!! Long lines tion. All submissions become the sole property of
and too “Military”! Madigan is really the editorial staff. 2008 NOTE: There was some
nice and professional though if you difficulty with the previous MSN Email. Please
do get hurt, so do not worry.
resend all articles for submission to the new email
Finally, each squad or platoon
address. They will make the next issue. This news
should invest in a small router to play
games together on to pass the time. medium accepts submissions from
Worst case is pitching in for a com-
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Barracks are “AAA” Rated
Top SIX Items to Bring To Yakima:
6. Cup O’ Noodles (Any Kind)
5. EXTRA Pairs of Poly Pro
and any WARM Layers!!
4. Extra Batteries
3. Hair Clippers
2. Creamer and Hot Chocolate
1. Portable Coffee Maker!!
You Will Love Combatives
“ARMY Training Sir”
You will hear it here first.
The training for Driving,
UXO, and wildlife can be
taken with a grain of salt.
I am sure your advanced
party will drill into your
head how tough it is out
here. It is tough, no
doubt, but in the time I
have been here the most
dangerous creature I have
seen is an angry camel
walking past me on Mt
Sinai.
The NZTAT guys here
train all the OP Com-
manders, all the drivers,
and all the safety training
that is the background of
the mission. Pay special
attention to the ID book-
lets and some of the
equipment you will be
observing here. You will
probably go weeks with-
out any sightings, but
actually getting one re-
quires a certain level of
familiarity with all the
vehicles in the books.
There have been no
creepy crawlies around
here yet., although some
of the snakes have been
spotted. (Only about 3-4)
The last thing I would
do is undermine the train-
ing, but if you use some
common sense, do not let
them scare you about the
exams. Most of the train-
ing centers on the SOP.
Be familiar with it early,
but all Sinai specific
changes to plans will hap-
pen here. Make the best
of training, but don’t put
anything in stone until
you actually get here to
try it. The actual proto-
cols and procedures here
are pretty flexible, and if
you let a young, aggres-
sive officer get a hold of
the reigns, you will hate
yourself in the morning.
From the start, let your
squad leaders lead!!!
NCO’s RUN THIS
MISSION!!!
MFO Precepts
Your command may
have a copy of the MFO
Precepts. This is a list of
tasks that are specifically
MFO Related. You will
earn your “Death-by-
PowerPoint” Combat
Badge at Fort Lewis.
You will be treated to
days of agonizing learn-
ing via computer presen-
tation. All of this will
take place in a gym
room, or if you are
lucky, in a series of tents
during a massive thun-
derstorm. This is excep-
tionally fun while you try
to stay awake with a
heater blowing air across
your face during the
classes. We were there
in the winter and the
tents were kept a balmy
85 degrees when they
were able. It was nice
that they tried to accli-
mate us early.
The Precepts include
lots of basic classes!!

What Happens In Yakima, Stays There

Yakima is a desert in the moun-
tains. If you think you have
been in remote places, you have
not been here. Good Lord are
you out in the middle of no-
where. You will be there in a
warmer part of the year., so
count your blessings!!
Chow is hideous, but filling
and warm. If you can, set up a
liaison with a junior trooper to
pick up soup and coffee for your
“mock” ECP point. Make that
soldier in charge of gopher runs
for radios, batteries, chow, px
crud, and especially fuel for the
heaters at night. Try to get that
person a vehicle. This is where
you will see what an ECP/Guard
shift schedule feels like. You
will also run mock sites for both
Northern and Southern Sectors.
You will RIP each site and have a
shortened rotation schedule like the
one here. There is no internet so a
PC Card is a must for your squad/
platoon. GPS is awesome, without
it you will need to identify your
best infantry grunt for map reading
and compass work. Most of the
training is in vehicles, and the
OC’s are pretty cool. If you
thought the Ft Lewis Barracks
were rough, you are now out of the
Hilton and into the KOA Camp-
ground!! Bring extra blankets and
layers of clothes to keep warm at
night. There is a crappy little mini
PX, but again, decent sandwiches.
When all else fails, there is a Wall-
Mart about 2 exits further on the
highway, and there is some food
delivery there too. Scrounge for
menu’s and have a ball.

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OTHER STUFF TO
The Sinai And You!! BE AWARE OF:

     You just survived a 23‐hour flight to Egypt, you are tired, and the last  YOU WILL GET A TON OF

GEAR AND MOLLY GEAR
thing you want to do is stand up right now.  Get ready for the WELCOME 
ISSUED TO YOU AT FT
TO THE MFO BRIEFING!!  You will be huddled into the gym where,  LEWIS. WAIT UNTIL
through half‐closed eyes, you are welcomed to the “Greatest Peace Keep‐ YOUR ISSUE IS DONE BE-
FORE BECOMING A PX
ing Mission on Earth”.  The illustrious HERB BRAV will greet you , as he  RANGER WITH ALL YOUR
has done for every MFO mission since it’s inception.  You will be told that  GEAR. The following is a
brief packing list for Egypt:
Believing and Liking are the keys to happiness in the Sinai.  You will be 
given the safety briefing and then escorted to your new homes.  As you  RUCK/VEST WITH MOLLY
exit, you will don the headgear of champions here on this mission, the  GEAR/HELMET/D-RING/
CLEANING KIT/GERBER/
coveted Sinai Stetson!!  When this is finally over, you might eat, and then  FLASHLIGHT/SM KNIFE/
you will lay down and not believe it is real.  MAGAZINES/ EAR PRO/
     You awake to a glorious sunrise over Tiran Island.  You will look out  EYE PRO/ CIV PASSPORT/
3 SETS OF PATCHES MIN
over the beach front property you now inhabit, and put on sunglasses to  WATER PROOF WATCH
keep the sunlight that is reflected from the water of the Gulf of Aquaba  2-3 SUBDUED FLAGS
2-3 SUNGLASSES
from searing your cornea.  You will begin the day as an MFO soldier.    Rechargeable Batteries
     You will find the MDF (mess hall) pretty good for a couple weeks.  After  SHAVING KIT
that you will loath it and want to go to the Hard Rock or Camel Bar in  SM SEWING KIT
2-3 BOOTS (HW)
Naama Bay (Out the gate, hang a right).  You will find some stuff at the FX,  4-5 SETS ACU’S
but the electronics and some items are way overpriced.  The booze is  14 DAYS OF UNDERWEAR
14 DAYS OF SOCKS
cheap!!   Cigarettes and  Chew are limited.  Only a couple brands, and no 
14 DAYS OF T-SHIRTS
menthol at times.  Skoal and Copenhagen Snuff  are the only chews.   CHEM GEAR (NEVER USE)
There are some other items too, but  you would do better to quit with the  2-3 TOWELS
1 PR JEANS
cessation program.  The FX rarely has body wash and men’s deodorant ei‐ 1 PR KAHKI PANTS
ther.  Most of the others things you might need are there.    2 PR SHORTS
2 GOLF SHIRTS
     You will want to get a “Pay as you Go” cell phone immediately.  You can 
1 LONG SLEEVE SHIRT
get recharge cards at the FX and the Fire Station.  $20 US will get you $100  3 SUMMER PT UNIFORMS
L.E. (Egyptian Pounds) worth of calls.  That lasts about 20 minutes to the  2 PR RUNNING SHOES
1 PR SHOWER SHOES
States.  Incoming calls are free though, so have your family get a cheap  1 PR SANDALS
Egyptian calling plan.  The TOC’s have phones too.  They are about 5‐cents  SWIM GOGGLES
a minute to the US.  There is also a DNS phone booth here and a US Post  1 PR CASUAL SHOES
1 SWIM SUIT
Office.  Mail takes about 1‐2 weeks, tops.    2-3 CIVILIAN T-SHIRTS
     There is internet in each room and cable  is available at each TOC.  The  EXTRA CHECKS
EXTRA ATM CARD
problem is that both systems are from ROME.  The systems are slow and  LAPTOP IS A MUST!!!!
drop out once in a while.  Not a horrible situation, but doing schoolwork  1 SOFT CAP
can be frustrating.  There are also occasional power outages, so make sure  1 BOONIE CAP
1 PONCHO LINER
you have a surge protector for electrical items.  Everything here is 220v so  1 CIVILIAN BACKPACK
you will be able to get converters when you hit ground.  Be prepared for a  1 COMBAT SLING
1 CIVILIAN HAT
mad rush to buy all the used converters, bikes, cell phones, internet cards, 
and speaker systems for your rooms.  We will be in a mad rush to leave as  SEND EVERYTHING ELSE
you get here because of the troop strength allowances.  We might   HOME BEFORE FLIGHT!!

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You Must Have It Sent

The Sinai And You!! (continued) From Home!!
just leave you a bunch of stuff like MFO 50 did for us.  Scurry to your 
DO NOT FORGET THESE:
rooms before your roommate and you just might get all the loot!! 
     I cannot emphasize the next topic enough!!  If you do not have a strong,  EXTRA PR SUNGLASSES
LAPTOP (MUST HAVE IT)
people‐oriented, get‐err‐done kind of person in the MWR office you are 
PORTABLE DVD PLAYER
screwing yourself.  That person should immediately plan the Duty Tours,  PSP/MP3/IPOD
get contacts at the local dive shops, contact the local golf course, start a  CAMERAS/VIDEO CAMS
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newsletter, book some cool acts at the O’Duece “Outdoor” Theatre, and   A brief list of items you will
plan some activities at the on‐post bars.  This person could also do your  need to have sent from home
education benefits job, and then he would be elevated to GOD status here.  include:
50 SPF SUNSCREEN
All troop commands should  plan activities for MWR /Training Cycles to  BABY WIPES
help the soldiers relax.  We know training is fun and good for you, but  MEN’S BODY WASH
DEODORANT
every other contingent is having a blast here, there is no reason why you  110 V ELECTRONICS
could not too!!  COMPUTER PARTS
     The Support Battalion will provide helicopter support, medical sup‐ EXTRA HARD DRIVES
REAL COFFEE
port, a veterinarian for the dogs at QRF and the OP’s, Postal, Finance, and  REAL SYRUP
other background help.  Be wary, the finance office here is only a check  REAL BAGELS
SMALL TV ANTENNEA
casher, when they are open (not much).  There is only one cash machine  PRINTERS AND TONER
on post and they will give you L.E. if you are not careful.  It takes a couple  SCUBA GEAR
buttons extra to get US Currency.  There are also surcharges here and  SOFTBALL GLOVES
ROLLER BLADES
from many banks at home.  The same is true for cash machines in town.   KY JELLY
HNSI is a British firm who handles a lot of the maintenance, logistics, and  SINGLE SHEETS/Blankets
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construction here.  They are good people and can help with all kinds of 
A brief list of items to get
stuff like lost keys, extra shelves in your room, and buying you a round at  right away when here are:
the Hungarian Club (See Night Life). 
VODOPHONE Cell phone
     The library is small and a killer on fines.  Not a bad movie collection,  (Offers Free Minutes Bonus)
but do not keep things overdue.  The Ed Center has a computer room that  MOBINIL Cell phone
(Competitor—Better Service
is adequate.  Some lucky HQ REMF might even get to work there part 
in some places)
time.  The Ed Center is also has a cool course for a free iPod, and the stan‐ INTERNET CARD - Higher
dard CTC and Univ of MD reps.  You can try classes, but without an inter‐ Speed and better reliability,
but more money and monthly.
net card, you might get frustrated. 
     Finally,  make your stay more comfortable by not bringing a ton of junk  AC CONVERTERS
from home.  You will amass a giant room full of crap from the local ven‐ SPEAKERS FOR ROOMS
DESK LAMPS FROM S4
dors anyway, try out the packing list I have included.  Also check out the  A USED BIKE BEFORE
top ten list of items to get sent from home.  You will hate ECP and Guard  THEY ARE GONE!!
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duty and will pray to get sent to OP’s.  Some of you might be at North  The Humvee Guy here is Paul
Camp for ERT and, run well, will like it!  The OP’s are the best duty here.   “BAM BAM” Ross. He has
If the squad leaders are allowed to lead then the training is great too.   an alternate internet provider
for laptop cards. He also sells
Most of the time it is quiet and feels like Groundhog Day, but if you keep  laptops, gear, and some lim-
yourself busy, say continuing the MFO Toilet Paper, and have fun, this is a  ited phone service. He also
can help you with satellite TV
great place to work.   Train Hard, Be Safe, Good Luck and Godspeed!! 
for your rooms.

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Final Thoughts
Letting Your Hair Down!! For The Trip

     OK, you just got a high and tight, I get it!!  I am talking about fun in the  Whew!! I am worn out

just thinking about all
sun.  Out the gate, hang a left, and you are headed to downtown OLD Sharm.  
the information we did
You will be greeted by the sight of trash everywhere.  This is a dirty place to  not get!! Some of the
visit,  and the first taxi ride you take will make you feel like a gambling man.   things I forgot to men-
tion are as follows:
You will weave in and out of traffic so fast that you might throw up.  When you  Everyone should sign up
make it to Old Sharm you will see a large, open‐air marketplace.  This is the  for a Yahoo/Skype/ AIM/
Messenger account.
place to haggle for all kinds of stuff.  Always go with a buddy though!!  There 
These are the best ways
are also a couple beach clubs.  They offer  amenities like seats, half‐naked Euro‐ to stay in touch with
peans, some alcoholic drinks, and decent food.  Terrazina is on the top of the  family and friends. As
long as people in your
list.  There are glass bottom boats, snorkeling tours, scuba tours, and other  barracks are not hogging
things to do.  You could also do some food shopping at the Metro market, a  the bandwidth
very small grocery.  There are also some local liquor stores for wines and  downloading porn, you
should be able to talk
things.  Il Mercator mall is in nearby Hadabah.  That is where a a real Vodo‐ and see your families
phone store is located.  Hadabah also has a great bar, Pops Tavern where all the  with a little lag and not
much trouble. I am in-
local divers hang out, and an excellent Aqua Park fun park.  Finally there is a  cluding some pics from
Radio Shack there, and some decent restaurants.  Coral Bay diving and resorts  our adventures on the
are also to the left.  last pages. I am up to
67GB of pics on my hard
     Out the gate and to the right is Naama Bay.  This is the touristy attraction  drive, and I still have a
area.  You will be hounded by shopkeepers trying to stay in business, and the  couple months to go.
I have tried my best to
haggling sucks here.  This is the place where the infamous Camel Bar is.  The 
keep a positive spin on
Camel Bar rocks on a Thursday night.  Be warned, in this culture the weekend  all the information. Like
starts on a Thursday and ends Saturday night.  You will never figure this out, or  I have mentioned before,
this is not paradise, but
get used to it.  All of the services on  SC close on Fridays and Thursday night is  if you are here, you are
the party night here at all the bars.  Naama Bay also sports a Tavern Club Eng‐ not in combat, but make
no mistake, there are
lish pub, the Hard Rock Café, a TGI Fridays, and a couple great Chinese places 
some dangers here.
including Little Buddha, and my favorite, the Peking House.  (Try the BBQ Sea‐ Your Battallion Staff will
food and Veggie Fried Rice)  There are also a few casinos here, and just past the  keep you informed of
any threat level changes.
Naama Bay city limits is the JolieVille/Maratim Golf Club.  See Dominik there  You will have days that
for a great price on golf, clubs, and a cart.  They have about 30 sets of loaner  seem to never end. The
clubs, and it is the only place around with a lot of real grass, fairways, and some  best medicine for that is
a good attitude. I started
really nice golf!!   Bye the way, I am slightly addicted to it if you have not no‐ the MFO Toilet Paper to
ticed.  keep people laughing. I
try to find up to date
     There are trips to Cairo, Luxor, Mount Sinai, and Israel.  Do not miss your  topics and funny ideas,
chance to hike up the Steps of Repentance at Mt Sinai.  You will also love seeing  and while I rib on mem-
the Pyramids at Giza and the temple complex at Luxor (Ancient Thebes).  Fi‐ bers of our deployment, I
will not intentionally
nally, nothing beats the Holy Land Tour of  Israel.  Take the Chaplain and you  throw someone under
can get baptized in the River Jordan.  The best trips are out of North Camp and  the bus. Keep it light
and stay focused and you
you might even get to take a Med Cruise with some leave.  
will bring everyone home
     Locally there are go‐carts, golf, scuba, dining, shopping, gambling, and on  safely!! Have fun, and
base there are an O Club, a sports bar, The Hungarian Club, and other bars. do not be too serious!!

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Leader’s Page: Advice and Knowledge from AARs
The leader recon and your
briefings will prepare you for
some of the tasks you will
face. As a squad leader, you
should be prepared to be
thrust into your work right
away. You will hit the
ground as we are leaving, so
left-seat/right-seat is not an
option. Your baptism of fire
begins as soon as you wake
up on day 1. You will proba-
bly be sent to the Site Com-
manders Course. When you
are not there you will be
driver training, setting up
logpak runs, getting your
people to and fro on ECP and
Guard Duty, or just running
around like a chicken without
a head. Be prepared to help
your men adapt to life here
by getting them on a PT
schedule, but do not kill them
with it. Identify PT and Ht/
Wt issues right away and
help them with a program.
Be positive in your approach
about all the training here.
Remember, the key here
is the mission first!! Manning
the sites, getting the logpak
rolling for FX, laundry, water,
trash, and any other items is
key to happy soldiers and
minimal ass-chewings. Make
sure the logistics and food
orders are in on time, and
make sure you have a strong
NCO in charge of food. Al-
ways keep a few extra items
laid away for a site that needs
extra butter, a few loaves of
bread, or some extra veggies.
Have the sites over order for
the food. The budget never
really changes, but the foods
on the list are not always
available. If a site orders
something that is not there,
sub something that is within
the budget. Easy to say, but
hard to make happen. As in
all Army missions, safety is
always paramount. Make sure
that all safety precautions are
adhered to, I am sure I don’t
really have to mention it, but
you will hear it constantly
here. The Company element
Important
Addresses
should designate someone to
be an MWR person. Set up Fort Lewis:
bbq’s and other events.
Another “paperwork” geek Rank and Name
should be in your office.
Unit Name
You will kill a lot of trees
here. Lots of convoy re- C/O 1st JMB
quests, and rosters of train- Bldg R9656, MS120
ing. This person should also Box 339546
be in charge of Water Sur- Fort Lewis, WA 98433
vival Training. Don’t take
this too seriously, even
though others will. (Will change depending
Before too long, you will on the building your
know everyone here and the TOC is in on North
office they work in. Network Base.)
to get the most out of the
Mail Takes 6-7 days
people here. Locals can get
shelves built, clean rooms
and latrines, and general la- =================
bor for a price. You will MFO:
have laundry done free, but a
couple bucks gets it tomor-
Name
row. This is the way it works
here. Anything for a couple Unit Name
L.E. Finally, don’t let know Unit 31530, MFO 52
it all LT’s try to run the APO, AE 09833
show, and you will do just
fine. Remember, every day
Mail takes 1-2 weeks
is “Groundhog” Day here!!!

Wanna Avoid Being Fragged? BULLET COMMENTS FROM NCO’s:

.”Try not to take more leave than
your men”
“Make sure the weapon is clear
before handing it to the armorer”
“Wreck the fewest vehicles in the
Battalion”
“Trust your lowliest private, if he
does well you are the hero, and if
he screws up, he was still in the
learning phase anyway”
“This is a desert, try not to get
burned”
“Don’t take water safety too seri-
ously, laugh and the world laughs
with you”
“TRUST YOUR NCO’s!!”
“If you are a true leader, trust your
soldiers to do the right thing and
they will”
“Buy the first round”
“Buy another round just in case”
“Practice your beer pong now, at
home, in your spare time”
“Keep accurate records and try to
remember...You are not the one
pulling multiple hour guard shift”
“Everyone can play Counterstrike,
on any laptop, even a slow-ass
Pentium III”
“When soldiers are on MWR, re-
member, they need a break from
everything! Leave em alone a bit”
1. Identify Spanish Speakers to alleviate
some issues with TREU and COLBATT.
2. Imodium, Pepto-Bismol, Ibuprofen, Ty-
lenol, Aspirin, Excedrin, and No-Doze
are should be in all CLS Bags.
3. Always remember that this is an
EGYPTIAN BASE. The FX and other
post services are foreign.
4. Laundry: $2-$3 gets same day/next day
5. Weekend is Thurs Night to Sat. Night.
6. Order Lots of Crystal Light Individual
Flavor Packets. Just Water Sucks!!
7. Have Syrup sent over immediately!!
8. Local Cabs here are as follows: 10-20 LE
to Naama Bay, 20-30 LE to Old Sharm,
and 30-40 LE to airport or golf, No More!

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A Glimpse Of What To Expect While On Mission!!

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A Glimpse Of What To Expect While On Mission!!

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