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Notes from Iraq

Introduction

In a few weeks, I will deploy for at least a year to Iraq as a captain in the U.S. Army. While there, I plan on writing a regular column in hopes of connecting the readers of The Roanoke Times to deployed U.S. soldiers.

I will describe daily life, explain idiosyncrasies of soldiers, and give an update of the situation on the ground. I will answer questions by e-mail and regular mail once I have an established address. If nothing else, this communication will help me feel like I am part of the Roanoke Valley community again.

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Richard Connaroe

Rich Connaroe graduated from Northside High School in 2000 and VMI in 2004. Now a Captain in the U.S. Army, Connaroe begins a one-year deployment to Iraq in August. During that time, he plans to make regular blog posts that he hopes will connect readers of the The Roanoke Times to U.S. soldiers who are deployed in Iraq.

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    • Henry: From the RT article at the heading – Detachment 1 of the 229th Military Police Company, with about 50...
    • Lynn Robertson: I’m happy you made it back safe and sound, and I’m thankful for your service....
    • Tom Mall: Richard, Glad you are home safe and sound. Well done. Tom
    • Cam Srpan: We are so glad that you are home and with your family. Your mom can breathe again! Good luck in law...
    • Fred Way: Rich, welcome home!!! The country is very lucky to have people like you (& your teammates) serving us....