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New Hampshire Military Journalists Maintain Togetherness While Adjusting to Changes in Iraq

Members of the 114th Public Affairs Detachment pose for a picture behind their detachment area at Camp Victory in Baghdad on June 7. From left to right: Spc. Rich Frost, Pittsfield, N.H.; Pfc. Karin Leach, Keene, N.H.; Pfc. Courtney Selig, Goffstown, N.H.; Master Sgt. Michael Daigle, Andover, N.H.; Capt. Robert, Burnham, Manchester, N.H.; Staff Sgt. Luke Koladish, Manchester, N.H.; Staff Sgt. Attila Fazekas, Webster, N.H.; Spc. Amburr Reese, Franklin, N.H.; Sgt. Kathleen Briere, Manchester, N...
Taken: 06.07.09 Posted: 06.23.09  CAMP VICTORY, IQ

New Hampshire Military Journalists Maintain Togetherness While Adjusting to Changes in Iraq

U.S. Army Spc. Richard Frost, Pittsfield, N.H., is assisted by a translator as he teaches new Iraqi army media specialists video broadcast techniques as part of Multi-National Corps - Iraq and Iraqi ground forces command partnership initiative at Camp Iraqi Heroes in Baghdad on May 30.
Taken: 05.30.09 Posted: 06.23.09  BAGHDAD, IQ

Local Soldier Brings Technical Knowledge to Develop Increased Iraqi Army Capabilities

Army Pvt. Courtney A. Selig, a Combat Correspondent with the 114th Public Affairs Detachment, Multi-National Corps - Iraq, interacts with an interpreter while providing instruction on video broadcast fundamentals to a group of Iraqi army soldiers at the Iraqi Ground Forces Command May 23.
Taken: 05.23.09 Posted: 05.27.09  BAGHDAD, IQ

New Hampshire Military Journalists Maintain Togetherness While Adjusting to Changes in Iraq

Master Sgt. Michael Daigle, Andover, N.H., 114th Public Affairs Detachment non-commissioned officer in charge, assists Capt. Robert Burnham, Manchester, N.H., commander of the 114th PAD, to uncase the unit's colors during a transfer of authority ceremony at the Al Faw Palace in Baghdad on April 29. The 114th, of Concord, N.H., replaced the 13th PAD, Fort Hood, Texas, and is one of the most deployed assets in the New Hampshire National Guard.
Taken: 04.29.09 Posted: 06.23.09  BAGHDAD, IQ


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