WO2 Marc Lovatt, part of the Military Stabilisation Support Group, blogs for the last time from central Helmand province.
Archive for the ‘MSSG’ Category
Being Works Director, Afghan-style
Posted in MSSG, tagged Afghanistan, Army, British, Helmand, MSSG, RLC, WO2 Marc Lovatt on 28 September 2010 | 3 Comments »
An alternative Afghanistan: The MSSG path to progress
Posted in MSSG, tagged Afghanistan, Army, British, Helmand, MSSG, RLC, WO2 Marc Lovatt on 20 September 2010 | 1 Comment »
WO2 Marc Lovatt is working as part of the Military Stabilisation Support Group (MSSG) in central Helmand Province. Here he writes about implementing a subsidised seed scheme which has seen Afghan farmers growing new crops of vegetables.
Moving house and meeting the locals.
Posted in MSSG, RLC, tagged Afghanistan, Army, British, Helmand, MSSG, RLC, WO2 Marc Lovatt on 2 September 2010 | 9 Comments »
WO2 Marc Lovatt of the Royal Logistic Corps is working as part of the Military Stabilisation Support Group (MSSG) in central Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Here he writes about getting involved with an operation on the Patrol Base Line.
From teacher to infantryman for Afghanistan
Posted in MSSG, tagged Afghanistan, Army, British, Helmand, MSSG, RLC, WO2 Marc Lovatt on 23 August 2010 | 5 Comments »
WO2 Marc Lovatt is working as part of the Military Stabilisation Support Group in central Helmand Province. He is serving with 166 Supply Regiment of the Royal Logistics Corps for the duration of Operation HERRICK 12. This is his introductory blog.
