Living conditions in Kabul

I shared a conex with Agent William Raybourn for the first week, until the crew we replaced left. We are very lucky to each have our own space, that is far from the norm, but we (CID) helped the Army Corps of Engineers a few rotations ago, and they invited us to live on their compound. We have a phone and computer in the room, so talking to Sarah and Skyping with the kids is no problem. I rearranged the room once I had it to myself.

My office on Eggers, I share with SA Raybourn.

Some stowaways from MI.