1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division Public Affairs


1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division Public Affairs

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Hometown: Fort Bragg NC US

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spyglass Sgt. Mike MacLeod
spyglass Capt. Thomas Cieslak
spyglass Sgt. Reed Knutson
spyglass Sgt. Jonathan Shaw



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(445 votes; 2.65)

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All American chorus sings national anthem All American chorus sings national anthem
Members of the 82nd Airborne Division Chorus sing the national anthem in front of the Airborne...



Devil engineers train to clear obstacles Devil engineers train to clear obstacles
A platoon leader with the 82nd Airborne Division's 1st Brigade Combat Team briefs his engineers...



Bragg kids go wild for Vacation Bible School Bragg kids go wild for Vacation Bible School
Shannon Taylor and her assistant, Chadder, help answer a child’s question during the Chapel...



Saturday Night at the Crawl-In: Airborne platoons train for Global Response Force Saturday Night at the Crawl-In: Airborne platoons train for Global Response Force
A paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division's 1st Brigade Combat Team prepares to lead other...



The making of a battle update brief The making of a battle update brief
Spc. Trenton Dahlman, a fire support specialist with the 82nd Airborne Division’s 1st Brigade...





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(8 votes; 3.81)

News Stories

All Americans celebrate National Airborne DayBragg community celebrates National Airborne Day
The Fort Bragg and Fayetteville community celebrated National Airborne Day at the Airborne and Special Operations Museum, Aug. 13, honoring the 71st anniversary of the first successful parachute jump and the accomplishments of the American paratrooper.


Bragg kids go wild for Vacation Bible SchoolBragg kids go wild for Vacation Bible School
Prayers, growls and howls, hoots and hollers, scripture passages, a karate-chopping Panda, heads bowed and hands clasped and a smart-aleck Chipmunk.


Saturday Night at the Crawl-In: Airborne platoons train for Global Response ForceSaturday Night at the Crawl-In: Airborne platoons train for Global Response Force
It's Saturday night, the height of the weekend, and Fayetteville-area cowpokes are line-dancing down at the Cadillac Ranch on Bragg Boulevard. "Two and a Half Men" is on the tube and "Thor" in 3D has audiences at the mall cinema cross-eyed happy. Google-earth yourself high above the city lights, those arteries of bustle fanning out from the city to the Army's Fort Bragg, where the lights narrow to vessels servicing the staff buildings, motor pools and barracks, petering to mere capillaries as they reach out toward the training ranges, to the heavily-timbered northern training area with its ticks and mosquitoes and cottonmouths, where there are no lights at all.


The making of a battle update briefThe making of a battle update brief
It begins inauspiciously, with a gathering of geeks on the edge of an empty parade ground used more commonly for grand occasions such as coronations of new division commanders. Arguably, these geeks are among the coolest because they also jump out of airplanes, but they are still geeks, and soon, they are talking about joint network nodes, KU-band satellites, internal WANs and ABCS. That is, Army Battle Command Systems.


Engineers train with a bang
Anyone near Fort Bragg on Feb. 23, probably heard and felt several big booms throughout the day. Although they probably set off a few car alarms, these explosions were the result of a two-day training event at Fort Bragg’s Range 69 for the combat engineers of Company A, 1st Brigade Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division. These paratroopers were hard at work refining their skills with all forms of military explosives and demolitions, but it would be misleading if I said they were not having a great time doing it.




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Expert Field Medical Badge


 
(11 votes; 3.59)

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Expert Field Medical BadgeExpert Field Medical Badge
Package about service members competing for their expert field medical badge at Fort Bragg. Produced by Sgt. Reed Knutson. Also available in high definition


Gun Devils Dig InGun Devils Dig In
Paratroopers from 3-319th Airborne Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division work together with engineers to prepare their firing positions. Includes sound bite from Capt. Christopher Hafner, Alpha Battery, 3-319th AFAR Commander. Available in high definition.


Wounded Warriors Return to IraqWounded Warriors Return to Iraq
Package about a group of Wounded Warriors talking with deployed paratroopers about their experiences.Also see "Wounded Warriors Return to Iraq" in the b-roll section. Produced by Pfc. Jessica Cooke.


Wounded Warriors Return to IraqWounded Warriors Return to Iraq
B-roll of a group of Wounded Warriors talking with deployed paratroopers about their experiences. Also see "Wounded Warriors Return to Iraq" in the package section. Produced by Pfc. Jessica Cooke.


Iraqi Soldiers Compete in Truck Rodeo, PackageIraqi Soldiers Compete in Truck Rodeo, Package
Iraqi soldiers demonstrating their skills with trucks during a truck rodeo with the 1st Advise and Assist Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division in Al Asad, Iraq. Produced by Pfc. Jessica Cooke.




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Recent Audio

Devils Train on Virtual Battlefield
Paratroopers from Company B, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division recently trained on the virtual battlefield to prepare themselves for future exercises where they will coordinate the firing of live artillery rounds.


Spc. Manis
Spc. Manis from Dallas, Texas, talks with a Fox Sports Game Time React reporter in Los Angeles, Calif., about the Dallas Cowboys, University of Texas Longhorns, why he joined the Army, duties and responsibilities while deployed to Camp Ramadi, Iraq and sends a message home to his family.


Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Kuzlik
Army Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Kuzlik from Burton, Ohio, talks with a Fox Sports Game Time React reporter in Los Angeles, Calif., about his duties and responsibilities while deployed to Camp Ramadi, Iraq, Sports, Ohio State Buckeyes, College Football, Family and he sends a greeting home to his family.


Sgt. Garry Worley
Talks with Fox Sports Game Time React, in Los Angeles, Calif., about his favorite sports teams, his job as a Topographic Analyst and how often he gets to watch sports.


Spc. Matthew Tarr
Talks with Fox Sports Game Time about following sports in Iraq, and sends a greeting to his friends and family.




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