September 15, 2007
All in a day's work.
Policeman, politician, Paratrooper: all in a day’s work; Soldier support doesn’t go unappreciated; PARATROOPERS: Airborne Soldiers adapt to any mission
September 14, 2007
3rd HBCT hosts medical operation
Soldiers awarded for action; Arab Jabour citizens turn weapons caches into 3rd BCT; 3rd HBCT hosts medical operation at new clinic
September 13, 2007
Team keeps Apaches flying
BAGHDAD — The AH-64 Apache attack helicopter is one of the most heavily used weapons platforms in Iraq, and it takes a dedicated team of mechanics and pilots to keep them in the air.
September 12, 2007
Losing friend inspires girl to serve new country
CAMP VICTORY — The crashing of planes into buildings on 9/11 had several impacts — impacts on the United States, on the World, and on a 15-year-old Moroccan girl who had been on U.S. soil only seven months. Lamia Lahlou was out of school and waiting for a friend in the PATH train station located just under the South Tower of the World Trade Center when she said she heard a “boom.”
September 11, 2007
Terrorism: an act, not a symbol
“The men on the plane decided to attack the hijackers. They learned what had happened in New York with the other hijacked planes; they figured their lives were lost already. They fought back. What it’s like to swallow your terror and act is beyond the imagination of most ordinary folks — but the point is, they were ordinary folks.” – James Lileks
September 10, 2007
QRF watches over infantry
BAGHDAD – While the air assault forces leading Operation Marne Husky handcuff suspects and search for weapons, another team is quietly ensuring their safety and success – the quick reaction force.
All in a day's work.
Policeman, politician, Paratrooper: all in a day’s work; Soldier support doesn’t go unappreciated; PARATROOPERS: Airborne Soldiers adapt to any mission
September 14, 2007
3rd HBCT hosts medical operation
Soldiers awarded for action; Arab Jabour citizens turn weapons caches into 3rd BCT; 3rd HBCT hosts medical operation at new clinic
September 13, 2007
Team keeps Apaches flying
BAGHDAD — The AH-64 Apache attack helicopter is one of the most heavily used weapons platforms in Iraq, and it takes a dedicated team of mechanics and pilots to keep them in the air.
September 12, 2007
Losing friend inspires girl to serve new country
CAMP VICTORY — The crashing of planes into buildings on 9/11 had several impacts — impacts on the United States, on the World, and on a 15-year-old Moroccan girl who had been on U.S. soil only seven months. Lamia Lahlou was out of school and waiting for a friend in the PATH train station located just under the South Tower of the World Trade Center when she said she heard a “boom.”
September 11, 2007
Terrorism: an act, not a symbol
“The men on the plane decided to attack the hijackers. They learned what had happened in New York with the other hijacked planes; they figured their lives were lost already. They fought back. What it’s like to swallow your terror and act is beyond the imagination of most ordinary folks — but the point is, they were ordinary folks.” – James Lileks
September 10, 2007
QRF watches over infantry
BAGHDAD – While the air assault forces leading Operation Marne Husky handcuff suspects and search for weapons, another team is quietly ensuring their safety and success – the quick reaction force.
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