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Normandy: One Soldier's unexpected home away from home
 In the few days that I have been in this town I have continuously heard about the great respect and friendship between the French citizens here and American servicemembers, and in my ventures into town I have felt a great deal of camaraderie. But I believe it was not until last night that I was able to truly experience the bond that exists between the American military and the people of Normandy.
(06/6/09)
Values bind service members together across span of time
 As I walked through the American cemetery at Omaha Beach at Normandy, France, I found it difficult to wrap my mind around a battle so large and so brutal. I imagine, as thousands of Soldiers poured onto these beaches 65 years ago, the magnitude of the conflict must have been overwhelming to them as well.
(06/4/09)
Soldiers prep to support D-Day ceremonies for 65th anniversary of invasion
 When the time comes Saturday, to honor the servicemen who fought and died supporting the D-Day invasion of Normandy 65 years ago, thousands are expected to flock to the shores of Utah Beach and Omaha Beach to pay homage to the bravery and sacrifice of these heroes.
(06/3/09)
Vigilant brigade concludes 15-month deployment
 Multi-National Division – Baghdad Soldiers gathered on Dec. 1 at the 18th Military Police Brigade Headquarters on Camp Liberty to witness the transferring of authority of the Baghdad Police Transition Team mission to the 8th Military Police Brigade.
(12/2/08)
Soldiers share name tags/Married couple exchanges wedding vows in Iraq
 As the Multi-National Division – Baghdad Soldiers of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 18th Military Police Brigade, serve in the final weeks of their 15-month deployment, they took time to gather together just before sundown, Nov. 10, 2008, for a rather unique ceremony that would be the first of its kind in the unit's history.
(11/10/08)
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11.01.2008
Out of Time...; Team Vigilant!; 1000+ SoI complete 1st week of IP training; Baghdad welcomes hundreds of new media relations ...
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10.18.2008
IP transition to be Baghdad's first line of defense; Focused and engaged!; Female IP trainees conduct weapons train...
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09.10.2008
IP cadets receive mission focused training during ERU course; 164th Military Police validates two Iraqi Police Stations; MPs, civilian donate wheelchairs to Iraqi children; Day in the life: Signal Soldier puts family fi...
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08.15.2008
Balancing time and mission; IP station opens in Hurriyah staff; IP stations: a symbol of success in Baghdad; IP enforce rule of law in former 'Triangle of Dea...
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Recent Audio |
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Capt. Dunlop
Talks with a WIRY-AM in Plattsburgh, N.Y., about how the troops are celebrating Veterans Day, joining the military after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, being proud that the military is going to have their first female four star general and her job in advising investigating officers in the military court system.
Lt. Col. Indovina
Talks to a reporter about his history in the military, his ties to Hawaii, the reactions to the 2008 Presidential election, any problems with elections ballots, the uniqueness of the United States election process, the turnout of the 2008 Presidential election, how was Veterans Day observed, the importance and advancements of the Iraqi police, the influence of female service members on Iraqi females, how local United States citizens can support the troops and sends a greeting to his family.
Cpt. Dunlop
Talks with a military reporter about how the troops are celebrating Veterans Day, how she joined the military after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, she is proud that the military is going to have their first female four star general and her job in advising investigating officers in the military court system.
Sgt. Ybarra
Talks to a reporter about how long she has been in the military, what lead her to join the Army, her mother, what lead her to choose the military police, how many tours she has been on, her responsibilities in Iraq, how long she has been a gunner, being hit by a improvised explosive device (IED), where she is in Iraq, how she feels about the Army having its first female four star General, what it is like to be a female in the army, when she expects to get home, how old she is, if she pans to make a career in the military and where she is from.
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