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[5] Physician's assistant encourages females to break through glass roof
 Dedication, enthusiasm and loyalty are words that describe someone like Capt. Leighanne Brown of Headquarters and Headquarters Support Company, Division Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division out of Fort Stewart, Ga.
(03/7/10)
[5] United States Division-North provides support to successful Iraqi elections
 Task Force Marne units in United States Division-North successfully fulfilled their supporting role to the Iraqi security forces, March 7, as the citizens of Iraq went to the polls to vote for the next leaders of their country.
(03/7/10)
[5] School opening shows more signs of success
 After joint efforts from both U.S. Army and Iraqi officials, a new school officially opened during a ceremony, March 2, in the village of Al Khanik, Iraq.
(03/2/10)
[5] Governors support Soldiers with visit
 Two governors visited Contingency Operation Base Speicher to express their gratitude for Soldiers deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
(02/27/10)
[5] Service members attend retention refresher
 Soldiers in career counseling positions attended a retention conference Feb. 25 and 26 at the Main Dining Facility, Contingency Operating Base Speicher Speicher, Iraq.
(02/26/10)
[5] Nebraska Guard Soldier contributes with medical aide
 As a platoon of male combat Soldiers prepare for a mission, it is not difficult to spot out one petite female, preparing a large Army Combat Uniform patterned bag. A bag that's almost bigger than the person. That bag is what one would call a medical-aide bag, or "A- Bag," and that bag belongs to 21-year-old Sgt. Topacio Ortiz, a medic with the 313th Medical Company, Nebraska National Guard.
(02/25/10)
[5] The Chosen Ones – Diverse team created for security missions in Iraq
 The morning air was still as the sun broke through the skies above the headquarters of 1st Battalion, 64th Armor, 2nd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, nicknamed "Rogue Country."
(02/18/10)
[5] The importance of staying connected during a deployment
 As deployments come and go, staying connected and maintaining a strong and secure foundation is important in the success of a healthy relationship.
(02/13/10)
[5] Marriage retreat improves marriages, soldiering skills
 Being deployed brings many unique challenges for married Soldiers: paying bills, child care, and communication with family and friends. For dual-military marriages, these responsibilities can be even more confusing and frustrating, because they are both deployed. Sixteen dual-military couples gathered at Freedom Rest North at Contingency Operating Base Speicher, outside Tikrit, Iraq, Feb. 10-12, to learn effective techniques to keep their marriage strong and healthy while serving on a deployment.
(02/13/10)
[5] Service members 'step up' to display their talent
 During deployments, there are times when service members feel a heightened sense of courage and an adrenaline rush. For some, it could be searching for a weapons cache in an abandoned house during a night patrol.
(02/13/10)
[1] Smaller, Faster, Better
 Third Army set up its newest command and control element at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, Jan. 10.
(01/30/10)
[1] Combative Tournament
 Third Army has taken the "train like you fight" mentality to heart by holding a Combatives tournament for service members at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, Jan. 15-17.
(01/30/10)
[1] Running for Frienship
 Third Army service members representing the Army and the Air Force competed in teams against the Kuwait National Guard in the first Coalition 5k and 10k fun runs at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, Jan. 16.
(01/30/10)
[5] Speicher service members rock out with 'the girls'
 Thund 'Her' Struck, an all-female AC/DC tribute band, performed for service members at the COB Speicher gym Jan. 25. The band, which is named after the AC/DC song "Thunderstruck," performed a selection of songs such as "Hell's Bells" and "TNT," as well as older AC/DC hits.
(01/30/10)
[5] I-BIZ, Iraqis Near Completion of New Village School
 With the support of U.S. Army-operated Iraq-based Industrial Zone, the local village of Al Khanik, Iraq, is nearing its construction of a new school, a project that demonstrates both cooperation and communication between U.S. forces and Iraqi leadership.
(01/30/10)
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Recent Publications |
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[1] 03.03.2010
Reserve ACP Soldiers train at Udari Range; Third Army hosts Naturalization Ceremony for service members, spouses; Soldiers get rare opportuni...
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[5] 03.01.2010
Assaulting by Air Proves Successful for Partnered Forces; A Second Time Around in the New Iraq; Small Gift Creates Hope for a Better Future; Unity Amongst Forces Allows Strong Security Prese...
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[5] 02.02.2010
"Hailstorm" Soldiers Roam At Night With Iraqi Forces; NCOs Receive Fiery Induction into the 296th; Uncovering Secrets from a Crime Scene; Soldiers Field New Vehicle, New Technol...
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[5] 11.30.1999
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Recent Audio |
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[1] Senior Airman Miracle, PO2 Gamble
Talk to a 90 AM/FM & XM Radio reporter in Paso Robles, Calif., about their job as dog handlers, where the military working dogs come from, their background with dogs, training the dogs, how the dogs live, their future working with animals after the military, types of dogs they use and K-9 casualties. Audio only.
[1] Sgt. Mitchell
Talks to a Charlotte Observer reporter in Charlotte, N.C., about why he joined the military, what he is gaining from the experience, his recent promotion to sergeant, his current duties, being away from home during the holiday season, what he misses from home, his involvement in the non-commissioned officer corps and it's importance to the Army and his choice to experience a deployment as an enlisted Soldier prior to becoming an officer.
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