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New Generator Provides Power for Iraqi People
Oct 21, 2008
FORWARD OPERATING BASE LOYALTY, Iraq, Oct. 20, 2008 Aca,!" Iraqi citizens gathered in BaghdadAca,!a,,cs Karadah district Oct. 17 to celebrate a new micro-power generator that will provide electricity to about 300 homes.
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Army launching effort to hire more wounded warriors
Oct 20, 2008
Army personnel officials are launching an outreach program as part of a push to hire more wounded warriors and their spouses as civilian employees.
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MRAP Test Team wins top Army acquisition award
Oct 17, 2008
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Army Combatives Championship draws record field
Oct 16, 2008
More than 280 Soldiers from around the Army competed in the fourth annual U.S. Army Combatives Championship Oct. 4-5 at Fort Benning, Ga., with 28 making the finals in seven weight classes.
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Fort Rucker's Army 10-Mile team takes top spot second year in a row
Oct 6, 2008
Fort Rucker's 10-Miler team takes first place honors again this year in the Open Mixed Team category.
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FM 3-07 - Stability Operations Manual (.pdf download)
Oct 6, 2008
FM 3-07 - Stability Operations Manual (.pdf download)
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Army unveils new Stability Operations manual
Oct 6, 2008
The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command today unveiled a new stability operations field manual, FM 3-07 at the annual meeting of the Association of the U.S. Army in Washington.
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RDECOM Engineer Awarded Two Patents for New Grenade Ammunition Designs
Oct 2, 2008
The United States Patent and Trademark Office recently issued an Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center employee two patent approvals for new designs to be incorporated into the ammunition belt for the MK 19 grenade machine gun. ARDEC is a subordinate element of the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command.
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Lawmakers bid farewell on Fort Myer's Whipple Field
Sep 29, 2008
Sen. Warner, Congressman Hunter retire on Fort Myer's Whipple Field
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Retirement Ceremony
Sep 29, 2008
Retirement ceremony took place 24 Sept. 08 for Sen. Warner, Congressman Hunter
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DSTB mechanics destroy vehicle problems
Sep 29, 2008
CAMP VICTORY, Iraq Aca,!" When a problem affecting the ability of 10th Mountain Division Special Troops Battalion Soldiers to complete missions arises, they fix it. No matter the size, no matter the time required Aca,!" the DSTB motorpool Soldiers execute. Working in the shadows of the Multi-National Division Aca,!" Center Headquarters building, Sgt. First Class Mark Hopkins, DSTB battalion motor sergeant, ensures all the pieces come together to perform like a well-oiled machine.
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Wright Flyer 'returns' to Fort Myer after 100 years
Sep 29, 2008
It took a century to achieve, but for the hundreds gathered in Fort Myer's Conmy Hall this month, it was well worth it.
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RDECOM Demonstrates Samples of its Newest Technologies at the 2008 Infantry Warfighter Conference
Sep 25, 2008
The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command participated in the 2008 Infantry Warfighter Conference Sept. 16 to 17 in Columbus, Ga. Six of nine RDECOM laboratories and technology centers showcased technologies, demonstrating the innovations the Army is working towards for the Warfighter.
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RDECOM Showcases Technologies at 2008 Infantry Warfighter Conference
Sep 24, 2008
The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command participated in the 2008 Infantry Warfighter Conference Sept. 16 to 17 in Columbus, Ga. Six of nine RDECOM laboratories and technology centers showcased technologies, demonstrating the innovations the Army is working towards for the Warfighter.
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Former pro athletes share insights with Soldiers
Sep 19, 2008
Senior leaders from 2nd Brigade Combat Team sat down with two former professional athletes for some insight and fellowship during a chaplainAca,!a,,cs leadership luncheon recently on Fort Drum.
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Medics receive battlemind training to help fellow Soldiers
Sep 19, 2008
Hundreds of Fort Drum Soldiers received training last week on one aspect of war that does not always take precedence: the battle of the mind.
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Fort Rucker gets Ready
Sep 19, 2008
Fort Rucker community gets Ready.
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Defense Language Institute 67th Anniversary Ball
Sep 11, 2008
Announcement for DLIFLC Anniversary celebration in Monterey Calif.
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Equal Opportunity conference deals with issues for deployed Soldiers
Sep 9, 2008
Equal Opportunity advisors and leaders from all parts of Multi-National Division Aca,!" Center gathered for a conference at Camp Victory to discuss issues facing deployed Soldiers Aug. 26 - 27. The 2-day event, billed as a human relations conference, focused heavily on the topics of sexual assault, sexual harassment and ways to prevent them.
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Soldier earns Silver Star for actions in Iraq
Sep 8, 2008
Master Sergeant Eric J. Geressy, a student of the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy, Fort Bliss, Texas, Sergeants Major Course Class 59, was awarded the Silver Star Medal for his action on Sept. 4, 2007 while serving as the First Sergeant of Eagle Company, 2nd Squadron, 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment, assigned to Multi-National Division-Baghdad, Iraq.
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GOLDEN KNIGHTS SWEEP CANOPY PILOTING COMPETITION, DONATES PRIZE MONEY TO WOUNDED WARRIOR FOUNDATION.
Sep 4, 2008
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GOLDEN KNIGHTS' 2008 ASSESSMENT AND SELECTION UNDERWAY.
Sep 4, 2008
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10th Mountain music unites Iraqis
Sep 1, 2008
The 10th Mountain Division Band participated in a festival of song in Seddah, Iraq recently, a celebration made possible through the hard-won security gains of the Iraqi Security Forces and Coalition forces.
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Conference focuses on Iraqi Security Forces' future
Aug 28, 2008
Leaders from Task Force Mountain, Multinational Corps - Iraq and units working with Iraqi Security Forces met with Iraqi Army commanders for a one-day conference Aug. 20.
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Post community celebrates women's impact on world
Aug 28, 2008
It all started in 1848 when a few women sat down together for tea.
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Task Force Mountain
Aug 28, 2008
Taskforcemountain.com is the official site for news and information regarding the Soldiers of Task Force Mountain, Multi National Division - Center, Iraq.
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Soldier's commitment to music impacts lives
Aug 21, 2008
CAMP VICTORY, Iraq Aca,!" He has the fast-flowing lips of a rap artist whose lyrics donAca,!a,,ct stumble. His songs tell stories instead of just describing hanging emotions. He rhymes with passion and recites his own words as if he were creating them on the spot.
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Army honors post BOSS program
Aug 15, 2008
Army honors Fort Rucker BOSS program
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Arlington County and Fort Myer sign Community Covenant
Aug 13, 2008
Arlington County and Fort Myer signed a Community Covenant Aug. 7
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10th Mountain Division Soldiers tour RDECOM
Aug 12, 2008
A group of 10th Mountain Division Soldiers got to meet the scientists and engineers behind the technologies that give them a fighting edge on the battlefield and get a sneak peek at what's in the pipeline during a recent tour of U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command facilities.
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Tomahawk fury/Training event prepares pilots for war zone
Aug 8, 2008
Student pilots flew to Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., to shoot Hellfire misiles for the first time during the culminating event for the AH-64D Apache Longbow and OH-58D Kiowa Warrior classes.
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Senator visits wounded warriors on post
Aug 8, 2008
Concern about support for AmericaAca,!a,,cs fighting men and women brought one of New YorkAca,!a,,cs U.S. senators to speak with wounded warriors here.
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Family works to bring something positive from pain
Aug 8, 2008
Aug. 23, 2003, began as an ordinary day for the Cavalet Family, but it turned to tragedy.
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Injured Soldier's perseverance inspires others
Aug 8, 2008
After he lost his leg in an explosion, Sgt. 1st Class Roy Mitchell had a choice: give up or thrive in life. He chose the latter.
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Unsafe electrical practices can lead to devastating results
Aug 8, 2008
CAMP VICTORY, Iraq Aca,!" Electricity: hard to imagine a world without it. With it, however, comes a responsibility to handle it properly in order to prevent accidents that can occur from shock, electrocution and fires. Recent reports highlighting the electrical deaths of 16 servicemembers in Iraq have brought heightened awareness to the risk electricity poses in theater, and senior leaders are stressing the importance of safety in its regard.
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Chiarelli takes oath as vice chief
Aug 5, 2008
In a Pentagon ceremony Monday afternoon, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates promoted Lt. Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli to four-star general and Army Secretary Pete Geren administered ChiarelliAca,!a,,cs oath of office as the ArmyAca,!a,,cs 32nd vice chief of staff.
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MND-C sergeants major meet
Jul 29, 2008
Major General Michael Oates, MND-C and 10th Mountain Division commanding general, opened the conference speaking to the sergeants major about their importance to the Army and impact on younger Soldiers.
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Literacy key to helping rebuild Iraq
Jul 27, 2008
Iraq is targeting the more than 6 million illiterate Iraqi adults through a National Literacy Campaign. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural organization estimates more than 60 percent of the adult population in Iraq cannot read or write. This was not always the case; at one time, Iraq was considered one of the more educated Arab nations, due mainly to the National Literacy Campaign of 1976-1982.
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Former Soldier pursues childhood dream
Jul 24, 2008
As an Army retiree who served in combat and suffered service injuries, he has already accomplished much in his life, but there is no chance he is about to slow down now.
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Soldier keeps clear head to help save life of child
Jul 24, 2008
A Fort Drum Soldier recently proved that selfless service and calm under pressure can be displayed at any time, even during a routine trip to the bank.
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Batman Technologies Mirror Those of the Warfighter
Jul 24, 2008
Aca,!A"The Dark KnightAca,!A? has emerged once again in theatres with his futuristic technologies to help capture the infamous Joker. BatmanAca,!a,,cs needs for increased capabilities are parallel with that of todayAca,!a,,cs Soldiers and it appears so are some of his gadgets.
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Mechanic Platform Answers Technology Needs of Soldiers
Jul 22, 2008
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. Aca,!" The days of repairing vehicles while standing on a lug nut or tire of 5-ton vehicles are coming to an end, as the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command seeks solutions to the needs of warfighter.
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Najaf Airport provides travel, economic boost to southern provinces
Jul 22, 2008
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki stepped off the first plane landing in Najaf International Airport and waved to cheering crowds July 20.
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Soldiers remember fallen heroes
Jul 22, 2008
Photos from a memorial service to Staff Sgt. Alex Jimenez and Spc. Byron Fouty near the Multi-National Division Aca,!" Center headquarters at Camp Victory July 21
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WOMEN'S TEAM TO COMPETE IN LUCENEC, SLOVAK REPUBLIC FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Jul 21, 2008
The Golden Knights' Female Style and Accuracy Team head to the Slovak Republic for the 30th FAI World Style and Accuracy Parachuting Championships.
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VTC links Soldiers, spouses
Jul 21, 2008
Staff Sergeant Wayne White, a trumpet player with the 10th Mtn. Div. Band, battled anxiety and excitement on his way to Task Force Mountain Headquarters. Once there, those feelings were vanished when he saw his wife, Susan. Aca,!A"It felt very good seeing her sit down,Aca,!A? said White, a native of Park Hills, Miss. Aca,!A"We talk every day, and we webcam, but they donAca,!a,,ct work nearly as well. This was great. It was so good to see her.Aca,!A?
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Soldier continues Jujitsu training while in Iraq
Jul 19, 2008
Sergeant Scott Sperling has been fighting in Brazilian Jujitsu since 2005, and now, he trains with fellow service members in the basement of the Multi-National Division Aca,!" Center Headquarters here. Sperling, a lightweight from Rochester, N.Y., says he keeps training for a simple reason.
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Georgian Ministry of Defence visits MND-C
Jul 19, 2008
Major General Michael Oates, commander of Multi-National Division Aca,!" Center and the 10th Mountain Division, greets Honorable Batu Kutelia, Georgian first deputy ministry of defence, during KuteliaAca,!a,,cs visit to Camp Victory July 17.
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Soldier re-enlists in Iraq while spouse enlists here
Jul 18, 2008
Any deployed Soldier would probably love for his wife to be able to watch via video teleconference as he re-enlists in the Army. But few would envision what happened during a July 3 re-enlistment VTC for a Fort Drum Soldier in Iraq.
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Trading boots for high heels: Fort Drum Soldier vies for national pageant title
Jul 18, 2008
When this Fort Drum Soldier takes off her boots at the end of the work day, it would not be unusual for her to let her hair down, put on a pair of high heels and practice her interview skills.
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Fort Drum civilian employee earns top antiterrorism award
Jul 18, 2008
Anyone who lives or works on Fort Drum should feel extremely safe. The Installation Management Command has chosen John Simard, Fort Drum's installation antiterrorism officer, as the best antiterrorism program manager for all Army installations for the year 2007, winning his program $100,000.
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New Army parents to get more time at home
Jul 17, 2008
Military mothers of newborns, and certain Army parents adopting a child, will be able to stay home longer before deploying or serving overseas starting Aug. 1.
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Foreclosure: Garrison brings together experts on surviving the housing crisis
Jul 17, 2008
In southern Florida, U.S. Army Garrison Aca,!" Miami is continuing to partner with other public and private agencies to educate members of the South Florida military community who are concerned, in default, or facing foreclosure; to give them tools to empower and protect them so they can avoid foreclosure and minimize financial damage.
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Army cuts ribbon on largest child care center
Jul 16, 2008
Fort Myer cut the ribbon on its new Child Development Center July 15. This is the largest CDC in the Department of Defense and was built after 9/11 to house children away from the Pentagon. It's 50,000 square feet with three wings, 28 rooms, three playgrounds and a multi-purpose room. It has space for 438 children.
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Training tool deploying for first time in August
Jul 16, 2008
A team here is preparing to deploy a tool in early August that promises to make training easier, more efficient, and more meaningful for units preparing to deploy to Iraq.
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Training helps Soldiers, families cope with deployment
Jul 15, 2008
Aca,!A"Every Soldier needs to prosper and learn how to cope, dayAca,!"to-day while deployed,Aca,!A? Chap. (Maj.) Paul Ramsey, the division family life chaplain for Multi-National Division Aca,!" Center, said of the Deployment Enrichment training. Aca,!A"Each topic helps them stay connected to their spouse and family.Aca,!A?
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Former NSRDEC Soldier remembers tragedy, thankful to be alive
Jul 15, 2008
LANDSTUHL, Germany Aca,!" Thousands of miles from their small patrol base in Iraq, 1st Sgt. Rick Haddad and Spc. Justin Donnelly reunited Thursday at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center.
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Missing 10th Mountain Soldiers recovered, returned home after determined search
Jul 15, 2008
Coalition forces recovered the remains and equipment of Staff Sgt. Alex Jimenez, of Lawrence, Mass., and Spc. Byron Fouty, of Waterford, Mich., west of Jurf As Sukhr on July 8, 2008, led to the site by one of the men who buried them.
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Wounded warrior gets ESPY nod
Jul 14, 2008
Capt. Scott Smiley brings new meaning to the section of the Warrior Ethos that reads Aca,!A"I will never quit.Aca,!A?
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Leaders in Iraq discuss stability, growth
Jul 13, 2008
One month Aca,!A"boots on the groundAca,!A? is not enough time to reshape an army or transform a country. It is, however, long enough to show Maj. Gen. Michael Oates, Multi-National Division -- Center commander, a country heading in the right direction, with safer communities and committed military leaders.
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Oates visits Jurf as Sahkr
Jul 11, 2008
Maj. Gen. Michael Oates visited the area to assess the operating environment in and around Jurf as Sahkr and attend a leadership engagement that included Col. SaAca,!a,,ceed, commander of the 2nd Battalion, 33rd Brigade, 8th Iraqi Army Division, and Col. Thomas James, 4th BCT commander.
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Fort Drum community celebrates independence at Mountainfest
Jul 7, 2008
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Troops complete historic road march
Jul 7, 2008
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Fort Drum hosts high-flying Centennial Air Show
Jul 7, 2008
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Visiting ball players share culture, love of sport with hosts
Jul 7, 2008
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Fort Eustis, Newport News sign Army Community Covenant
Jul 7, 2008
Article and photo about Newport News and Fort Eustis signing the Army Community Covenant.
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Fort Eustis, Newport News sign Army Community Covenant
Jul 5, 2008
Article and photo about Fort Eustis and Newport News, Va., signing Army Community Covenant.
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Soldier's commitment to music impacts lives
Jul 5, 2008
Aca,!A"You know, I like to tell stories with my music, thatAca,!a,,cs the thing,Aca,!A? said Master Sgt. Isaac Alexis, of Houston. Aca,!A"Stories will capture people Aca,!A| Songs work best when thereAca,!a,,cs something that falls in a role that people can see in, something that people can relate to Aca,!A| Because then they know somebody went through what they went through.Aca,!A?
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10th Mountain Division patch ceremony highlights
Jul 5, 2008
10th Mountain Division patch ceremony photos July 4.
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10th Mountain Soldiers reenlist while serving in Iraq
Jul 4, 2008
Serving his country for only three years thus far, Spc. Jeremy Giddings, of Watertown, N.Y., also had an important decision ahead of him.
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DOD sets joint standards for enlistee waivers
Jul 2, 2008
The Department of Defense has now set standards for how individual services will offer waivers to those it recruits.
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Anniston depot repairs Fort Drum's fire control boxes
Jun 26, 2008
Anniston Army Depot has a reputation for being the rebuild capital of the world. When employees here from the Directorate of ProductionAca,!a,,cs Weapons and Fire Control Value Stream were asked to assist the 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), from Fort Drum, N.Y., with the inspection and repair of M119 Towed Howitzer fire control components, their unique substantial remanufacturing capability was put to the test.
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New civil affairs battalion joins fight
Jun 26, 2008
The 401st Civil Affairs Battalion from Webster, N.Y., turned over the reins to the 445th CA Bn., during a transfer of authority ceremony at Camp Slayer June 21.
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MND-C Medical Units Await a Happy Ending for Baby Noor
Jun 20, 2008
On June 30 in Boston, Soldiers half a world away will have their thoughts on a year-old baby they helped save
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54th Engineers take mission from 479th Engineers
Jun 20, 2008
The 479th Engineer Battalion from Watertown, NY., ended it's sucessful Iraq mission during the transfer of authority ceremony with the 54th on June 19
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Army Launches Recruiter Assistance Program
Jun 19, 2008
Active-duty enlisted Soldiers and future Soldiers in the Delayed Entry Program can now serve as assistant recruiters and make extra money in their off-duty hours.
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Storm ushers end of era for Baseball Hall of Fame Game
Jun 18, 2008
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Re-enactors trace Fort Drum's military history
Jun 18, 2008
Fort Drum relived its history as re-enactors brought its past to the present Saturday and Sunday at the Heritage Center.
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Brigade exercise trains leaders on fire support coordination
Jun 16, 2008
The 2nd Brigade Combat Team conducted a fire support coordination exercise June 2-6 at Range 48 here. The purpose of the exercise was to train and validate company commanders, fire support officers and joint tactical air controllers in planning and executing indirect fires, close combat attack and close air support.
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1-87 Infantry Soldiers play historic game of soccer in Iraq
Jun 16, 2008
The pitch: a return to normalcy. The plan: an unorthodox method of extending a gesture of friendship to the citizens of Hawijah. The intent: to demonstrate that coalition forces are in the district to help rebuild. The approach: the most recognized sport in the country Aca,!" soccer.
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A Family Affair: Martial Arts keeps the family alive and kicking
Jun 16, 2008
Continuing the family tradition, Staff Sgt. Dimas Estrada is passing on the ancient martial arts technique to his own children and his teammates
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COMMENTARY: Commando Brigade officer cherishes shared birthday with the Army
Jun 13, 2008
Commando Brigade officer cherishes shared birthday with the Army
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Fort Drum celebrates Army's 233rd Birthday
Jun 13, 2008
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Fort Drum employee marks half century of service
Jun 13, 2008
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Samaritan Medical Center establishes Fort Drum Behavioral Health Clinic in Watertown
Jun 13, 2008
Samaritan Medical Center has established the first off-post behavioral health clinic exclusively for active-duty Soldiers. Providers at the Fort Drum / Samaritan Behavioral Health Clinic, located at 165 Coleman Ave., Watertown, began seeing patients Monday.
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Multi-National Corps Iraq
Jun 13, 2008
Link to MNC-I
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Fallen Soldier's Legacy Lives On For Children of Iraq
Jun 12, 2008
"Kicks fo Nick" program allows Soldier's legacy to live on with the children of Iraq
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Happiness in Hwar
Jun 11, 2008
Georgian soldiers from Multi-National Division - Center deliver food and supplies to the children of Hwar, Iraq
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Sgt. Maj. of the Army Birthday Greeting
Jun 10, 2008
A 233rd Army Birthday greeting from Sgt. Maj. of the Army Kenneth Preston.
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Secretary of the Army Pete Geren's Birthday Message
Jun 10, 2008
Secretary of the Army Pete Geren sends out a birthday message.
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Women find new opportunities in Arab Jabour
Jun 10, 2008
Iraqi women learning skills, trades, breaking into the workforce in Iraq
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MG Michael Oates
Jun 9, 2008
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Multi-National Force - Iraq
Jun 9, 2008
MNF-I Link
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The Chaplain Experience
Jun 9, 2008
The Task Force Mountain chaplain describes his role for deployed Soldiers
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Team Borlaug arrives at Camp Victory
Jun 9, 2008
As Iraq transitions from security to rebuilding, the arrival and integration of the Borlaug Institute of Texas A&M University Agricultural Team will help in developing Iraqi agriculture.
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New Commander takes over 479th Engineer Battalion in Iraq
Jun 7, 2008
Engineer BN change of command
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New Sons of Iraq stand up to help secure communities
Jun 6, 2008
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2nd BCT Soldiers to impart combat experience to West Point cadets during the summer
Jun 6, 2008
Mountain Division, west point
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Madison Barrack's lineage as Fort Drum predecessor to be honored June 7
Jun 3, 2008
The North Country community will continue the year-long celebration of Fort Drum's first one hundred years June 7 with the dedication of a historical marker at Madison Barracks at Sackets Harbor and a historical music concert.
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MG Michael L. Oates
Jun 3, 2008
photo and brief bio of MG Oates