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14th Public Affairs Detachment
Content Online
(14PAD)
Videos: 260
Audio: 3
News Stories: 98
Images: 475
Publications: 34
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Hometown: Fort Hood TX US
Current Personnel:
Spc. Jeremy Odom
Capt. Marcus Byrne
Staff Sgt. Norman Llamas
Pfc. James Vereb
Staff Sgt. Wynnfred Hoke
Spc. Alisha Hauk
Sgt. Julius Clayton
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News StoriesACAP assists transitioning soldiers
“It is stressful getting out of the military,” said Linda Christ, transition services manager, Fort Hood Army Career and Alumni Program. “It is stressful looking for work. Why would you want to do that on your own?”
11.4.11 Story by Spc. Alisha Hauk
 Children and deployment: Caring for the Army’s smallest members
It’s no secret that lengthy deployments to a combat zone can be tough on soldiers, especially since they are spending months away from everything familiar and comforting to them. So then it should come as no surprise that deployments can also have an adverse affect on the military’s smallest members, as well.
11.4.11 Story by Spc. Alisha Hauk
 ‘Best Warrior Competition’ wraps up this week
Fort Hood hosted the 2011 III Corps NCO and Soldier of the Year Best Warrior Competition Monday through Wednesday, June 27-29. Full coverage of the winners, named at a ceremony Wednesday night at Club Hood, will appear in next week’s edition of the Sentinel.
06.30.11 Story by Staff Sgt. Wynnfred Hoke
 Fort Hood Culinary Arts Team ‘Wows’ Community
The III Armored Corps and Fort Hood Culinary Arts Team put on a show for the Fort Hood community, Feb. 17, when they presented a table of artistic confections that almost looked too good to eat to more than 30 fortunate Fort Hood soldiers, family members and civilians.
02.17.11 Story by Spc. Alisha Hauk
 Port of Port Arthur embraces Fort Hood unit’s training exercise
Each step taken by the trio was erratic yet calculated. The soldiers were encased in oversized blue suits that provided them security from the dangers that they willingly walked into to investigate.
10.7.10 Story by Staff Sgt. Wynnfred Hoke
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Recent Publications
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11.17.2008
IP armed with combat life saving skills; 326th Engineer Battalion Reflects on Tour
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11.14.2008
Iraqi judges polish Kirkuk's justice system; Iraqi police, Sons of Iraq discover numerous caches in Salah ad Din province; Kirkuk senior leaders interact with local shop owners
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11.12.2008
Local Kirkuk NGOs gather, discuss future; 500 National Police recruits graduate from MPSA; Homefront and Sports news
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11.10.2008
New unit, new weapons; Mosul, IP Recruiting drive gets big turn out; 727 Iraqi Police graduate in Diyala Province
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11.07.2008
Aviation: asset to battlefield; Mosul company donates supplies, time to renovate school; Iraqi army brings school supplies to Mosul youth.
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11.05.2008
Kings of the Mountain; Runners of the Equinox
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MSTC- Medical Simulation Training Center: Mass Casualty Portion - Broll
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Recent Video MSTC- Medical Simulation Training Center: Mass Casualty Portion - Broll
B-roll of how the Medical Simulation Training Center is an advanced version of the combat life savers course. The MSTC takes soldiers through a week of intensive classroom training and ends in a day of outdoor and indoor very tough training lanes. These lanes consist of an outdoor portion designed to wear soldiers out. After that an urban paintball course gets their adrenaline pumping. The final room is where the soldiers must cope with a mass casualty situation. All of this is designed to make soldiers use their training while exhausting. Produced by Pfc. James Vereb. Also available in High Definition.
Taken: 12.15.2011
 MSTC- Medical Simulation Training Center: Paint Ball Portion – Broll
B-roll of how the Medical Simulation Training Center is an advanced version of the combat life savers course. The MSTC takes soldiers through a week of intensive classroom training and ends in a day of outdoor and indoor very tough training lanes. These lanes consist of an outdoor portion designed to wear soldiers out. After that an urban paintball course gets their adrenaline pumping. The final room is where the soldiers must cope with a mass casualty situation. All of this is designed to make soldiers use their training while exhausting. Produced by Pfc. James Vereb. Also available in High Definition.
Taken: 12.15.2011
 Japanese Liberal Democratic Party Officials Visit Japanese Soldiers at Camp
B-roll of of Japanese Liberal Democratic Party officials visiting Japanese Soldiers at Camp Virginia, Kuwait. Scenes include
Taken: 01.26.2010
 Spc. Evans
Talks to a reporter in Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, about the 565th Quartermasters playing a soccer game while stationed at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait.
Taken: 01.13.2010
 Capt. Barger
Sends a birthday greeting to his sister.
Taken: 02.01.2009
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Recent AudioLt. Col. Isenhower
Talks to a KIRO-AM reporter in Seattle, Wash. about his family, the progress of his mission, the reliability of the Stryker vehicle, the challenges he and his brigade face and his experiences with the people of Iraq.
Taken: 08.27.2008
Sgt. 1st Class Van Gorder
Talks to a reporter about why he decided to go into the military, his job with the military, his current responsibilities in Iraq, the level of moral among the Soldiers, how the internet helps in staying in contact back home, his impressions of Iraq, how this deployment compares to other deployments, how his wife handles the long deployments, what he misses the most from back home and any lasting memories he may take from Iraq.
Taken: 08.22.2008
Col. Lehr
Talks to a reporter at The Bloggers Roundtable about his duties as Brigade Commander of 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division and the progress of his mission.
Taken: 05.23.2008
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