Skyeler was able to get some photo's released. Basically since he doesn't own the camera he gets to use and it is the governments, the pictures that he takes with them are property of the government so he has to get them released before he can do anything with them.
Here are a few favorites...
There are quite a few others and I am hoping that as soon as Sky is able to live with me. (Hopefully Tuesday) that we can take more pictures of the area. It is amazing how much wildlife we see here on post. We have tons of squirrels (even black ones), gopher or ground hog things, and white tail deer, and by the lake are TONS of geese and ducks.
Last night I almost hit two deer in between taking Sky back to the detachment and home. They probably were not more than a couple weeks old. They were so small and had the spots on their back like Bambi. I do find it really weird that they have such long tails. But I am sure that once I get home I will find it weird that the deer there don't have such long tails.
Skyeler is doing well with his classes. The instructors have even told him that he would do well in this field. I would say he is in the top of his class but I can't say that for sure. I just know that he loves what he does and he is getting great scores on everything. I do feel bad that one individual in his class is not doing well and basically has to pick a new MOS and start AIT all over. It is really sad. But this individual wasn't performing as well as they wanted him/her to do. I am glad that it isn't Skyeler, especially since he loves it so much. I am also glad that with the photography classes that it is a backup career for him. I just don't think there would be a good job market in Utah.....
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