ITSI, Afghanistan 2011, I am the fat guy on the left end. I worked in Afghanistan for several companies, ITSI was the best project and the best fellow coworkers. We had a good team to work on two protects in Lash Ghar. One project is were we lived inside a compound inside the project. The second project was in Marjha, the drug capital of the world. This project we had to drive to once a week in a arm convoy. We were in bullet proof SUV escorted by a truck full of armed hired security Afghanistan. The trip took 30 min to arrive and 30 min to return. We were on site for about two hours. Our security guards were South Africans and the best group of men that I have met. We finished the projects one time and on budgets. We had a great support from several Philippine Engineer that new how the Army Corp of Engineers did their paper work. The made the project work.
Taken on the steps of the Valley of the Kings, Egypt on my vacation 2010. This was a trip to remember. Gordy and I sailed down the Nile in a barge pulled by a small tug boat. On a few nights the barge unfurled the sail and we were free to follow the wind. We stopped at several archaeological sites. This one was most impressive.
https://www.google.com.bh/search?q=photos+of+the+valley+of+the+kings&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS743US743&oq=photos+of+the+valley+of+the+kings&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i65l2j69i60l3.7529j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Outside the main gate at Camp Leatherneck 2008, This sign was painted on one of the concrete barrier called Taxes T and stood 12 feet tall. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/checkpoint/wp/2015/05/20/satellite-photos-of-camp-leatherneck-in-afghanistan-before-and-after-u-s-withdrawal/?utm_term=.0c695d7cae3d
Camp Leatherneck first earth walls 2009. The very first fortification at this location was build y the British. It was construction out of metal baskets with geo-textile on the inside. This allow the dirt to be placed inside and the basket to be stacked. Constituted correctly the baskets called Hesco, after the suppliers could make a bomb proof enclosure. After years in the desert the basket wire would deteriorate leaving the dirt hard packed. From a distance the old compound looked like a strange geological feather. This first compound was call Fort Bastion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hesco_bastion
Douglas Seaman, Class of 1968 Glynn Academy.
http://ga68.atspace.com/
My first family, David, Teddy, Christopher, and Gordy1976. Teddy and Christopher lived with us for nine months.
Douglas Seaman in Scotland 2017.
Douglas Seaman at the Carmichael Estate, Scotland August 2917
https://www.carmichael.co.uk/clan-carmichael/
ITSI construction management team, Lash Ghar, Afghanistan 2011, I am the one in the middle.
Douglas Seaman, Scotland August 2017.
Douglas and Gordy, Pigeon Forge 2016
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2016/11/29/tennessee-wildfires-gatlinburg/94591254/
Gordy at breakfast Dillard House, Ga. 2016
http://www.dillardhouse.com/
Douglas Seaman, Afghanistan 2009
Douglas Seaman, Yulee Florida 2013
The Seaman Family, Frank, Ruth, Cheryl and Douglas 1950 Atlanta Ga.
Douglas & Gordy Jones Road, Yulee 2009
Douglas & Gordy on the Nile 2010
Douglas Seaman Camp La Jueune, NC 2009
Douglas Seaman rafting the Colorado River 2005
Douglas Seaman, Disney 1971.
Douglas and Gordy somewhere 1968
Douglas Seaman, St. Augustine 1970
Douglas Seaman and Easy, Signollia Sicily 1974
Douglas, Gordy, David and Jessica at boot camp 1998.
PH2 Seaman, USS Mt. Whitney LCC-20 Norfolk, Va 1971
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Mount_Whitney_(LCC-20)
Douglas Seaman. Glynn Academy class 1968, photo 1966
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