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[] Local Resident Becomes U.S. Citizen While Deployed
 A Haines City, Fla., native Rickie Vargas, a specialist in the Army became a United States citizen Aug. 3, at a naturalization ceremony held here.
(09/5/08)
[6] Deployed Police Chief Turned City Manager in Kuwait
The deployed police chief of Franklin, Ohio, assumed the role of a city manager on Camp Arifjan, Kuwait.
(09/4/08)
[1] Brothers reconnect with over 7,000 miles in between them
Brothers who haven’t seen each other since early 2007, both participated in the “Run for the Fallen” together; one in Parsons, Ks., the other in Kuwait, deployed for his third tour in the Middle East.
(08/30/08)
[3] ‘Desert Foxes’ keep mission success no matter what
Completing missions, no matter what level of difficulty or how diverse it is, seems to be the mantra of the 737th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron. From leaflet drops supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom, to cargo offloads supporting Combined Join Task Force Horn of Africa, these “Desert Foxes” are dedicated to the end.
(08/30/08)
[3] Fly away security fastest draws on the tarmac
 The augmented team had made progress. Standing in the back of a C-130 Hercules, dressed in their pocketed vests and body armor with M-4s slung across their shoulders, five 386th Air Expeditionary Wing Security Forces members stood listening to the instruction on posting positions and aircraft exits, sweat running profusely from under their helmets and down their necks.
(08/29/08)
[3] From wounded to well: Nursing the sick
 Maj. Joyce Hale is one of the few people whose focus on injured servicemembers doesn't increase during times of war. That is mostly because it's her job to make sure military members are taken care of every day, regardless of peace time and war. It's something she's done over the course of her 16-year career. Major Hale has seen thousands upon thousands of injuries to military members active and retired, at home and deployed in places such as Kadena Air Base, Japan, and Wilford Hall Medical Center at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.
(08/29/08)
[4] Parachute rigger tests equipment to be fielded to Soldiers
 “There’s nothing special about me in particular,” said Staff Sgt. Viviana Y. Paredes, a parachute rigger with the Airborne and Special Operations Test Directorate. “What is special is what I do and [whom] I do it with.”
(08/29/08)
[6] Infantry battalion adds to lineage and honors
 Soldiers of the Ohio Army National Guard's 1st Battalion, 148th Infantry Regiment, 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team were officially awarded the Combat Infantry Badge for the first time since World War II and the Combat Action Badge for the first time in the brigade's history during an Aug.1, 2008, ceremony.
(08/29/08)
[4] C-IED conference held in Kuwait
 U.S. Army Central hosted a counter improvised explosive device conference at Camp Arifjan, Aug. 12-15, 2008.
(08/28/08)
[4] Cycling Event Turns Up The Heat, Offers Challenge
 A group of cycling enthusiasts hosted the “Hotter ‘N Hell Hundred” event, that took place at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, Aug. 21, 23 and 25, 2008.
(08/28/08)
[6] Planning your next family reunion—how about Kuwait?
 With the current pace of mobilizations, Soldiers are increasingly required to separate from their loved ones for tours overseas. For families with multiple Soldiers in their ranks, the effects swell as overlapping deployments keep spouses, siblings and parents separated for prolonged periods of time.
(08/28/08)
[2] 1st TSC’s Blackjack 6 signs out
 Brig. Gen. Kevin A. Leonard relinquished command of the 1st Sustainment Command (Theater) to Brig. Gen. James E. Rogers in a packed Ritz-Epps gymnasium, Aug. 28, 2008.
(08/28/08)
[1] Lucky Warrior commences, transforms USARCENT
 U.S. Army Central continued its full spectrum operations transformation as Soldiers deployed from Ft. McPherson in Atlanta, Ga., to Camp Buehring, Kuwait, to conduct Lucky Warrior 08-01.
(08/26/08)
[2] Do It Yourself Soccer
 It started with two things, an idea and a rocky patch of dirt behind a designated softball field. But it took teamwork and the love of a sport to make it happen.
(08/23/08)
[5] From classroom to combat zone: deployed teachers serve in Middle East
The store shelves in the United States may still be full of new notebooks, pencils waiting to be sharpened, and the latest in adolescent fashion. But for teachers who serve in the military’s reserve component and are currently deployed overseas, the first day of school came and went without notice. Almost.
(08/22/08)
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Recent Publications |
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[] 09.01.2008
6th Transportation Battalion DOERS assume control of Theater HET Mission; Words from the REAR D Commander; Patrol boats get extreme makeo...
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[] 08.15.2008
Farewell "Guardians of Victory"; Wrangler Webpage ropes in re-enlistment; LTF 10 MRAP Escort T...
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[4] 08.27.2008
C-IED conference held in Kuwait; Tongans ready for third rotation; From classroom to combat z...
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[4] 08.20.2008
General Order 1B and Prohibited Items While Deployed
Soldier plays NFL Warren Sapp in X-B...
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[4] 08.13.2008
Operation Hardwood V
6-17 Cav from Alaska trainin in Kuwait
USO at Cam Virginia renovated by DIY Channel's Man Ca...
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[4] 08.06.2008
4th Sustainment Brigade Army Combat Shirts
ARCENT and Kenya PAO Excha...
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[4] 07.30.2008
Military public affairs practicioners from around the world particpate in ARCENT information exchange
Transportation Soldier recieves $80,000 Green-to-Gold scholars...
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[] 08.01.2008
4th SB Soldiers inducted into Audie Murphy club; Joint Logistics Task Force 28 is added to the Zone Six Power Grid; A rich history follows the 10th Trans. Co.; Wrangler Tri...
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[] 07.15.2008
Road Dawgs Arrive at Camp Arifjan; 9th Finance Participates in July 4th 10
“Peachtree Run”; Purple Heart Awarded To JLTF 28th 11 Sold...
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[] 07.01.2008
The 1844th Transportation Company Deployed During Natural Disaster at Home; Official Praises Proposed Education Benefits; Mechanics Keep Trucks Roll...
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[] 06.15.2008
4th Sus. Bde. Receives New CSM; How to Cope Better With Army Challenges; Mechanic Looks Toward Homecoming; Father and Son Serve Side By S...
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[] 05.10.2008
Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen Mourn One of Their Own
Rollover Trainer Saves Lives
Hemingway’s Sports Highlig...
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[] 04.30.2008
4th Sustainment Brigade takes control
21 Soldiers Swear In As U.S. Citizens
Working In A Hot Environment
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[] 04.30.2008
4th Sustainment Brigade takes control
21 Soldiers Swear In As U.S. Citizens
Working In A Hot Environment
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[] 05.10.2008
Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen Mourn One of Their Own; Our BTB Cdr’s Words; Equal Opportun...
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[] 04.30.2008
4th Sustainment Brigade takes control; 21 Soldiers Swear In As U.S. Citizens; Soldier Saves Life Of National; Sports Highligh...
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Recent Video |
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 [2] Baby Bash, Big Boy and DJ E-Man
B-roll of musicians Baby Bash, Big Boy and DJ E-Man meeting with the Warrior Return Unit in Kuwait. Scenes include the musicians meeting and talking to wounded warriors. Produced by Danielle Sumner. Also see "Baby Bash, Big Boy and DJ E-Man USO Concert" in this section and "Baby Bash, Big Boy and DJ E-Man" in the Interviews section. (09/6/08)
 [2] Baby Bash, Big Boy and DJ E-Man
The musicians talk to a military reporter about the significance of their visit to troops at the Warrior Return Unit in Kuwait. Also see "Baby Bash, Big Boy and DJ E-Man" and "Baby Bash, Big Boy and DJ E-Man USO Concert" in the B-roll section. (09/6/08)
 [2] Baby Bash, Big Boy and DJ E-Man USO Concert
B-roll of musicians Baby Bash, Big Boy and DJ E-Man giving a USO concert during their visit with troops at the Warrior Return Unit in Kuwait. Scenes include various shots of the musicians performing during the concert. Also see "Baby Bash, Big Boy and DJ E-Man" in this section and in the Interviews section. (09/6/08)
 [3] Special Agent Palmer
Sends a shout out to the Miami Dolphins. (09/4/08)
 [3] Staff Sgt. Patton
Sends a greeting to his friends and family and a shout out to the University of Alabama. (09/4/08)
 [3] Staff Sgt. Harris
Sends greetings to his friends and family. (09/4/08)
 [3] Staff Sgt. Rigilano
Sends a shout out to the Philadelphia Eagles. (09/4/08)
 [3] The Rock Report - Sep. 4
This edition features a story on how a communications squadron keeps the unit's computers updated. Produced by Air Force Staff Sgt. Jamie George. (09/4/08)
 [3] Tech. Sgt. Moore
Sends a shout out to the Pittsburgh Steelers. (09/4/08)
 [3] Chief Master Sgt. Sanchez
Sends a greeting to his family and a shoutout to the Miami Hurricanes. (09/4/08)
 [3] Tech. Sgt. Fulkerson
Sends a greeting to his family and a shout out to the Oakland Raiders. (09/4/08)
 [3] Staff Sgt. Linder
Sends greetings to her family and a shout out to the Chicago Bears. (09/4/08)
 [3] Senior Airman Davis
Sends greetings to his friends and family and a shout out to the Jacksonville Jaguars. (09/4/08)
 [3] Capt. VanderWeyst
Sends a shout out to the 115th Fighter Wing Guard Unit in Madison, Wisc. (09/4/08)
 [3] Master Sgt. Soave
Sends a greeting to his wife and a shout out to the Chicago Bears. (09/4/08)
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Recent Audio |
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[4] Senator Barack Obama interview in Kuwait
Senator Barack Obama is interviewed at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, July 18, 2008.
[4] Senator Chuck Hagel visits Kuwait
Senator Chuck Hagel visits Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, July 18, while being interviewed.
[4] Senator Jack Reed visits Kuwait
Senator Jack Reed visits Camp Arifjan, Kuwait and is interviewed upon his arrival, July 18.
[2] Sgt. Maj. Cavazos
Talks to a Trail Runner Magazine reporter about running Ultra races in Hawaii and in Kuwait where he is deployed.
[2] 1st Sgt. Taylor
Talks to a Exponent-Democrat newspaper reporter in Weston, WV, about his job duties, day to day activities, current operations, working with the Iraqis the differences in his deployments and speaks about his home and family. Audio only.
[2] Sgt. Maj. Cavazos
Talks to a Good Morning America Radio reporter in New York, N.Y., about receiving the Athlete of the Year award from the Army, the different kinds of physical activities he enjoys, what motivates him to continue his distance running and the importance of receiving support from his family.
[1] Lt. Gen. Lovelace, Part 1
Talks to a Washington Post reporter in Washington, D.C., about the significance and Army-wide impact of changes happening within his command, allocation of resources in the combat theater and organizing joint task force headquarters. Part 1 of 2.
[1] Lt. Gen. Lovelace, Part 2
Continues talking to a Washington Post reporter in Washington, D.C., about the rotation schedule of active brigades, withdrawing other support, how his command is structured and which offices are under his command and the expected duration of his assignment. Part 2 of 2.
[2] President visits troops at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait 1
President George W. Bush stops by Camp Arifjan Kuwait while touring the Middle East to garner support for peace initiatives in the region. The Commander-in-Chief knows how to speak the Army language..
[2] President Visits Troops at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait 2
President Bush expressed his appreciation to Military families for their service and sacrifice while stopping in Camp Arifjan Kuwait to visit the troops.
[2] President Visits Troops at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait 3
The President took the time to meet and greet the men and women he commands.
[2] President Visits Troops at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait 4
The President waded into the crowd, full of the men and women to shake hands, pose for photos and personally thank many of the troops.
[2] The Patch for Life - Radio
Various Soldiers give sound bites about their recent combat patch ceremony at Camp Arifjan. Audio only.
[2] The Patch for Life - Radio Long Version
Various Soldiers give sound bites about their recent combat patch ceremony at Camp Arifjan. Audio only.
[2] 2nd Lt. Compean
Talks to a Daily Herald-Cook County reporter in Arlington Heights, Ill., about a car accident he witnessed behind the vehicle he was driving, helping the people involved in the accident, safety concerns in Kuwait compared to those in Iraq and the significance of good and bad deeds done during Ramadan.
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