Trevor Wilson Letters

Dear Friends and Family of Chief Warrant Officer Trevor Wilson and Major Pain,

I still remember the first time I met them on February 23 1996 in the Reception Building. Me and Chief Warrant Officer Trevor Wilson and Major Pain. We rode on the bus together from the airport, we were so scared shaking in our boots as some might say. When ever we see the first drill sergeants we all broke a sweat on our foreheads. I remember a kid in the back behind Trevor that actually passed out because the drill sergeants where yelling at him. After they got done yelling at us and separating us by our military occupational specialty. They took us inside the building and made us start to fill out stacks on stacks of papers regarding where we came from and

That day I went into work and there they where looking so cool in there flight suites. Turns out they where getting stationed with me and I was going to be there main Apache Helicopter mechanic. I was so stocked that our friendship had reunited and we would get to hag out and stuff again. That night me and Trevor Wilson and Major Pain went out to get a few drinks and have some fun and celebrate because our friendship had been reunited and we were all so happy. We went to a place called the Salty Bucket it was a nice little pub out in katterbach. The drinks were excellent and the service in that place was outstanding. I don’t really remember much of that night but I just know it had too be a pretty good night since none of use remembered it. We went to work that next day and they took me out on a flight around Germany it was so awesome. That was the first time i had every been in an airborne Apache. Trevor Wilson had me throwing up in the co-pilots seat. But I had the time of my life when we where up there, talk about big cheesy smile. your sons where very amazing people they showed so much military discipline and lived by the army core values every day. I will explain to you these values and then