I'll try to make this short. Here's what happened on my trip to Fort Hood, which are army barracks. First of all I got and played the Phantom Hourglass. I must say it is excellent. But that's a different story. Anyway, when we first came there for the night I woke up feeling horrible. One of the assistants said it was because I didn't eat enough last night and my nightly pill should be taken when I've eaten enough, but we had a huge and awesome breakfast, so I stuffed my face and was feeling better than ever. We later saw a tank, a simulator for if a jeeps flips over (they were tired after doing it for every group), and the part everyone liked, the gun simulator. Which was pretty much just like a lightgun game, but you really can't tell where you';re shotting until they show you a replay showing where everyone shot. It was funny. The first time I did it I really didn't know how and I only shot 9 times, but for the next one I really did quite well. Then we visted a war museum, looked at a bunch of tank and helicopters on display (no, they didn't shot), and went bowling before getting up the next morning, eating breakfast, and hitting the road. That's pretty much it. Those soldiers really did I lot for us. I wish I could thank them more. One of them hadhis daughter with him. So yeah... it was fun.