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07.04.2009
The 16th Sustainment Brigade presents 16 of the finest NCO's in the brigade it our Year of the NCO Special Edition. Inside you will find 16 feature stories, and many NCO related pag...
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02.09.2009
-Knights battle for "Warrior" title
-Super Bowl madness
-Iraqis take control of base projects
-Soldier spends holiday with parents in I...
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12.05.2008
-Commander's Update
-Notes from the CSM
-Thanksgiving at Q-West
-UPAR train...
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01.05.2009
-Commander's Message
-Soldiers provide playground for local Iraqi children
-Holidays at Q-W...
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11.10.2008
'Knights' compete at brigade's first quarter board in Iraq; Native American Heritage Month; Tennessee Guardsmen don combat patches; Soldiers share laughs, tears over video teleconfere...
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10.01.2008
Country music star Trace Adkins performs for QWest Soldiers; POSH. What does this acronym stand for?; THINK Weapons Safety; Battalion holds final NCO Induction ceremony in Iraq; The Comparison Trap; Get some 'shut-eye'; New USAREUR commanding general visits Q-West; A Soldier's support obligations for separated family members; Q-West leaders promote opportunity and self-reliance for local Iraqis; Q-West Mechanics get first crack at new MRAPs; September Reenlistments; Married in Iraq: A look into the lives of married Soldiers living together; Puerto Rican Soldiers 'Parranda' at Hispanic Heritage Month; 16th Sustainment Brigade unveils new family room; 16th SB medics strengthen US, Iraq relationship at local medical clini...
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The 515th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, CSSB, maintains a knowledge center which provides a place where Soldiers can go to improve in their military and civilian professions.
Most Soldiers in Iraq are serving a 12-month tour, but one transportation company has been working overtime.
More than 40 participants and spectators gathered in the darkness at the Lone Star Golf Course to raise awareness of suicide and suicide prevention here Sept. 20.
When Mississippi Guardsmen cut the locks on five unclaimed shipping containers here Sept. 15, they wondered if they would find a treasure of forgotten equipment or nothing more than an Al Capone's vault of dust and empty bottles. 
Soldiers from the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2/198th Combined Arms Battalion, of the Mississippi National Guard, formed up at the Base Defense Operations Center to receive a combat patch here Sept. 13.
