206th Military Police Company Returns Home from Iraq

June 18, 2010

By Sgt. 1st Class Steven Petibone, New York Army National Guard

Story Highlights

  • New York Army National Guard MPs return to home station after 10 months in Iraq.
  • More than 160 Soldiers from around the state returned to locations in Albany, Utica, Auburn, Rochester, Buffalo and the Hudson Valley
  • LATHAM, NY-- 206th Military Police Company mbmer Staff Sgt. Joe Lyndon is greeted by the family dog upon his return to the company's home station at New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs Headquarters here on Friday, June 18. More than 70 Soldiers from the Albany, NY-area return here on Friday while other members of the 160-Soldier unit had home comings in the Hudson Valley, Utica, Auburn, Rochester and Buffalo.

    206th Military Police Company Returns Home from Iraq

    LATHAM, NY-- 206th Military Police Company mbmer Staff Sgt. Joe Lyndon is greeted by the family dog upon his return to the company's home station at New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs Headquarters here on Friday, June 18. More than...

  • LATHAM,NY--New York Army National Guard Chief of Staff Col. James Lettko, greets returning members of the 206th Military Police Company Friday, June 16, as the main body gets off the bus at New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs Headquarters here. Brig. Gen. Patrick Murphy, the Adjutant General of New York (in background), Lettko, and Brig. Gen. Michael Swezey, the commander of the 53rd Troop Command, greeted the MPs as they returned to their families after 10 months in Iraq. More than 160 Soldiers deployed with the company and reunions also occured in the Hudson Valley, Utica, Auburn, Rochester and Buffalo.

    206th Military Police Company Returns Home from Iraq

    LATHAM,NY--New York Army National Guard Chief of Staff Col. James Lettko, greets returning members of the 206th Military Police Company Friday, June 16, as the main body gets off the bus at New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs...

  • LATHAM,NY--Capt Kevin Manion, commander of the New York Army National Guard's 206th Military Police Company, and a New York State Trooper in civilian life, greets fellow State Troopers as he and his company return to their home station at New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs headquarters here on Friday June 18. More than 160 members of the 206th MP Company returned to the Hudson Valley, the Albany area, Rochester, Utica, Auburn and Buffalo.

    206th Military Police Company Returns Home from Iraq

    LATHAM,NY--Capt Kevin Manion, commander of the New York Army National Guard's 206th Military Police Company, and a New York State Trooper in civilian life, greets fellow State Troopers as he and his company return to their home station at New York...

  • LATHAM--Members of the New York Army National Guard's 206th Military Police Company wade into a crowd of well-wishers as they return to home station at New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs headquarters on Friday, June 18. More than 70 members of the unit from New York's Capital Region returned to company headquarters here. More than 160 National Guard Soldiers deployed to Iraq with the company and similar receptions occured a Camp Smith near Peekskill, Utica, Rochester, Buffalo and Auburn on Friday.

    206th Military Police Company Returns Home from Iraq

    LATHAM--Members of the New York Army National Guard's 206th Military Police Company wade into a crowd of well-wishers as they return to home station at New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs headquarters on Friday, June 18. More than...

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