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Lion Academy Trains Iraqi Police... - (10-17-2009) Kericho, Kenya, native, Spc. Lawrence Rotich (left), a combat medic with H Troop, 1st Squadron, 7... (2 images)
Ready to Rumble - (10-17-2009) San Benito, Texas, native, 1st Lt. Mike Olvera (top), manipulates Plant City Fla., native, Spc. D... (2 images)
Lion Academy Trains Iraqi Police... - (10-15-2009) Kericho, Kenya, native, Spc. Lawrence Rotich (left), a combat medic with H Troop, 1st Squadron, 7... (1 images)
John Rudesheim Named 2010 U.S. A... - (10-05-2009) John Rudesheim, a Killeen High School senior, was chosen to be the 2010 Army All-American Marchin... (1 images)
1st ACB Soldiers Help by Giving ... - (10-01-2009) Stacy Bradley, Copperas Cove Jr. High School's Community in School's site director, looks through... (4 images)
Lion Academy trains Iraqi police first responders American Army medics assisted Iraqi policemen from five stations of the al-Zahour Iraqi Police District to employ newly-learned first responder techniques during a post-bomb explosion exercise, Oct. 15. (10/17/09)
Ready to Rumble U.S. Soldiers got down and dirty with their Iraqi partners from the when they introduced hand-to-hand combative training at Joint Security Station Istiqlal, in northeast Baghdad. (10/17/09)
1st ACB Soldiers help by giving shirt off their back Before Lt. Col. Charles Dalcourt and the rest of 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, deployed to Iraq, he wanted to revive the relationship between their Adopt-A-School and his unit. (10/5/09)
Soldiers earn bragging rights during Apache Olympics The Soldiers relished the opportunity to compete against and among their fellow artillery brethren and enjoy time with Family members during the third annual 'Apache Olympics', Aug. 27, at the Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area. (09/8/09)
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American Army medics assisted Iraqi policemen from five stations of the al-Zahour Iraqi Police District to employ newly-learned first responder techniques during a post-bomb explosion exercise, Oct. 15.
U.S. Soldiers got down and dirty with their Iraqi partners from the when they introduced hand-to-hand combative training at Joint Security Station Istiqlal, in northeast Baghdad. 
A high-achieving Killeen High School senior chosen to play percussion in an All-American marching band recalled the days when drums were just the cool instrument to play.
Before Lt. Col. Charles Dalcourt and the rest of 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, deployed to Iraq, he wanted to revive the relationship between their Adopt-A-School and his unit.
The Soldiers relished the opportunity to compete against and among their fellow artillery brethren and enjoy time with Family members during the third annual 'Apache Olympics', Aug. 27, at the Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area.