Looking for Georgia Rover mechainc, by Ft. benning, Ga.

[bmoore0211]

WEll, iam stranded down here at Ft. benning, Ga. , i just got off my 3rd tour from Iraq, and iam down here going through the medical process, and my 1994Land Rover Discovery has quit on me, and i need a good reputable Mechanic for it, does anyone know of any around the Columbus, Ga. area, if so, please let me know.



And i have to say something here also, iam being treated like shit by the doctors here, they call majority of the soldiers here liars, they do thier best to disprove that thier is anything wrong with us, Just so that they dont have to pay us any type of disability, i blew my hearing out in Iraq, wearing a hearing aide now due to it.
You would think with Walter Reed and all, they would treat us with a little respect, but they dont.

I could tell you stories of the shit that happens here, that would really piss you off, the way they treat returning soldiers coming home from the War. Just my rambling thoughts.



PLEASE LET ME KNOW ON THE MECHANIC, SO THAT HOPEFULLY WHEN I CLEAR MEDICAL I CAN GO HOME..

thank you
Brian
419-612-6910
brian.moore17@us.army.mil

[DevilDisco]

Glad to have you back Hard Charger. I'm in Albany but I still use the dealer. The only Indie shops I know of are in and around the Atlanta Area but not by name, except for Bear Valley, bvlr.com. There is a mechanic that does specialize in Rovers but he's hard to get a hold of. I'll try to find his number. He may be your best bet since its roughly 2hrs away. There are othere that are in Atlanta and may be able to give you some ideas of who to go to.

Not sure how the Army does it but the Corps seems to do a pretty good job of taking care of us when we get back. Just make sure they document everything you tell them is wrong. After your post deployment screening just go home and spend time with the family. You'll appreciate them more now as well as you Rover.

[bovw]

Thank you both for your service, job well done. Semper Fi DevilDisco.