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11.13.2009
Cav Soldiers earn their spurs, CMO rebuilding projects, "Major Goof" blogs KFOR 12, Charlie Co., 231st M...
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11.12.2009
The Guardian-East is the monthly magazine for Kosovo Force (KFOR) Multi-National Task Force-Ea...
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Newest Video |
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Alhurra Press Reporter, Part 2
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 Alhurra Press Reporter, Part 1
Reporting live in Arabic. Part 1 of 2. (11/15/04)
 Lt. Gen. Metz Talks With Geraldo
Lt. Gen. Thomas Metz, Multi-National Corp Iraq (MNC-I) Commander, talks live to Geraldo Rivera during his show about the need to take action in Fallujah. He addresses the humanitarian efforts to help non-combatants in the city and the future of elections in Iraq. Includes audio reports from reporters on the ground in Fallujah. (11/10/04)
 Generals Abizaid and Sattler In Fallujah, Part 3
B-roll of Fox News traveling with Gen. John Abizaid, Commanding General, U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM), by helicopter to Fallujah for an update on operations in the city. Marine Lt. Gen. John Sattler, Commanding General, 1st Marine Expeditionary Force (I-MEF), gives a lengthy interview on how Coalition and Iraqi Forces are clearing pockets of resistance and explosives from Fallujah. He says the perception that Fallujah is a safe haven for terrorists is ended and that Iraqi Security Forces will reestablish security and the rule of law. Lt. Gen. Sattler says friendly forces sustained 37 deaths and about 300 wounded, while about 1000-1200 anti-Iraqi forces were killed. The Fox News reporter files a stand-up report. Gen. Abizaid meets with artillery soldiers and tells the Fox reporter about the effective support they've brought to the battle. An artillery Captain is also interviewed. Video from Fox News. Part 3 of 3. (11/15/04)
 Generals Abizaid and Sattler In Fallujah, Part 2
B-roll of Fox News traveling with Gen. John Abizaid, Commanding General, U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM), by helicopter to Fallujah for an update on operations in the city. Marine Lt. Gen. John Sattler, Commanding General, 1st Marine Expeditionary Force (I-MEF), gives a lengthy interview on how Coalition and Iraqi Forces are clearing pockets of resistance and explosives from Fallujah. He says the perception that Fallujah is a safe haven for terrorists is ended and that Iraqi Security Forces will reestablish security and the rule of law. Lt. Gen. Sattler says friendly forces sustained 37 deaths and about 300 wounded, while about 1000-1200 anti-Iraqi forces were killed. The Fox News reporter files a stand-up report. Gen. Abizaid meets with artillery soldiers and tells the Fox reporter about the effective support they've brought to the battle. An artillery Captain is also interviewed. Video from Fox News. Part 2 of 3. (11/15/04)
 Generals Abizaid and Sattler In Fallujah, Part 1
B-roll of Fox News traveling with Gen. John Abizaid, Commanding General, U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM), by helicopter to Fallujah for an update on operations in the city. Marine Lt. Gen. John Sattler, Commanding General, 1st Marine Expeditionary Force (I-MEF), gives a lengthy interview on how Coalition and Iraqi Forces are clearing pockets of resistance and explosives from Fallujah. He says the perception that Fallujah is a safe haven for terrorists is ended and that Iraqi Security Forces will reestablish security and the rule of law. Lt. Gen. Sattler says friendly forces sustained 37 deaths and about 300 wounded, while about 1000-1200 anti-Iraqi forces were killed. The Fox News reporter files a stand-up report. Gen. Abizaid meets with artillery soldiers and tells the Fox reporter about the effective support they've brought to the battle. An artillery Captain is also interviewed. Video from Fox News. Part 1 of 3. (11/14/04)
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Conference America Radio Show
Conference America Radio Show 1st Lt. Chad Livingston interview, discussing working with the Iraqi army engineers.
Capt. Betts
Talk to a reporter WDUN-AM reporter from Gainesville,Ga. about the Digital Video Imagery Distribution System (DVIDS) and how it is used to help deployed service members connect with their families during the holidays.
Sgt. Sherfield
Talks to a South 107 reporter in Rome, Ga. about the Guard and Reserves, his duties as a civilian, his duties while deployed, previous deployments and his family's military history.
Staff Sgt. Seaman
Talks to a KKNU in Salem, Ore, about his unit working base security, says hello to family and friends, what he misses most about home and about Oregon football. Audio only.
Master Sgt. Jefferson, Part 1
Talks to a Hawaiian Bulletin Board reporter in Honolulu, Hawaii, about his career, duties while deployed in Afghanistan, progress being made there, some of his personal interestes, his family, and more.
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American and German KFOR Soldiers are getting quite used to each other’s weapons thanks to a series of joint marksmanship events that have been held throughout Kosovo.
Soldiers gathered together with their loved ones here today for a prayer breakfast that focused on family relationships.
The KFOR commander of Multi-National Battle Group-East, March 9, said recent adjustments taking place among his forces are possible because of significant improvements made in security throughout Kosovo, thanks to the hard work of the Kosovo police and EULEX.
The nation of Turkey officially has joined Multi-National Battle Group-East in the overall mission to provide safety and security and freedom of movement anytime and anywhere in Kosovo.
U.S. KFOR service members here marked the start of Women's History Month, March 5, with an event highlighted by a speech given by North Dakota Army National Guard Col. Giselle Wilz.
