Lainey's Photo Website

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Christmas In Iraq
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Thanksgiving In Iraq
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*I have started my own online photography business where people can purchase large prints of my photos for use in their home or business.  Check out the site:  http://www.laineysphoto.com*
 
*Newest Pages*
 
The page titled Iraq Pics 6 was my last page from Baghdad.  This page shows the medical side of the deployment and other highlights.
 
Want to see where soldiers come from and what they do in their civilian lives?  Visit the Getting To Know You page to see the interviews. 
 
If you would like to contribute to the upkeep of the website, there is a place on my Guest Book page for you to do so.

How To Prepare For A Deployment To Iraq

Click here to download the last edition of the Tiger Tracks from Iraq

Soldiers who resemble famous people...Let the fun begin!  Click on the "Who Am I?" link below to see all of our victims!

Funny Video - Mr. Jingles

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My name is Lainey and I was deployed for a year and a half tour with my unit, HHC 256 Bde, to Iraq.  During that year, I posted pictures to this website and found it to be a great way to show my life to family and friends.  I am 25 years old.  In civilian life I work as the Residential Supervisor for Affiliated Blind of Louisiana Training Center.  The brigade's mission in Iraq was very successful and troops overseas continue to take strides in making this country a better place for people to live.  I am very proud to have served my country in such an honorable way.  The media often portrays Iraq as being so horrible and that couldn't be farther from the truth.  Even the little things we did everyday made such a big difference.  Soldiers are not robots, they are people too.  They have feelings and emotions.  They, too, are entitled to a little bit of fun every now and then.  This website was started to show you how soliders made the best of their time through the deployment process.  If you came to this site for some negativity, you stopped by the wrong place.  I have pictures in here from my deployment process and I also have personal pictures.   Hope you enjoy my site, feel free to sign my guestbook.  If you would like to contact me, my e-mail address is lainey.simon@gmail.com

Our lives are not determined by what happens to us, but how we react to what happens; not by what life brings to us, but the attitude that we bring to life.  A positive attitude causes a chain reaction of positive thoughts, events, and outcomes.  It is a catalyst...a spark that creates extraordinary results.

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*This website is unofficial and is not affiliated with any units within the 256 BCT.  All pictures on this website are unclassified.  This website is not in violation of OPSEC per the 256 Bde S-6.*

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Site first published on Wednesday, November 24, 2004

The answer is Yes!  Yes, you may use any of the photos that you want from my website.  You also have permission to link my site!   I do ask that they not be used to portray anything negative.  Help me spread the positive word around about the troops!  Thanks!

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