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Task Force Sinai Change of Command
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Sgt. Hutton
Talks to a WGRT-FM reporter about joining the military, joining the military with her son at the same time, staying in contact with her son and her responsibilities in Kuwait
Sgt. Hutton
Talks to a reporter from The News about what it is like in Iraq, what her responsibilities are, what the culture is like in Kuwait, getting to ride a camel and keeping in touch with her family through technology.
Sgt. Hutton
Talks to a WSCC-FM reporter about why she joined the military, joining the Army with her son, when she expects to return home, having no regrets in joining the Army, what she plans to do when she returns home and what her responsibilities are
Sinai Remembrance Day Ceremony (Audio Only)
Package of service members with the Multi-National Task Force Sinai honoring each nations soldiers and civilians that died in service with Task Force Sinai. Produced by Sgt. 1st Class Howard Reed. Audio only.
Wellness Center Story Package
Package about a program to inform Soldiers about their metabolic needs to help them lose weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Produced by PFC Danielle Sumner.
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Troops driving commercial vehicles between bases in Kuwait are driving on the world's most dangerous highways according to the Traffic National Strategy, but there's a program here to help combat gruesome road conditions.
The U.S. military is moving mass amounts of equipment out of Iraq at par with the presidential plan to withdraw the majority of U.S. troops out of Iraq by Aug. 31.
Hundreds of service members and civilians serving here gathered at the Zone 1, Morale, Welfare and Recreation Center Feb. 1 to watch and compete in the camp's version of a popular televised singing contest.
