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20th Engineer Battalion (TASK FORCE LUMBERJACK)
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Hometown: Fort Hood, TX, US
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Chief Petty Officer Jeffrey Pierce
1st Lt. Brian MacKey
2nd Lt. Randy Wintermantel
Cameron Beattie
1st Lt. Raffa Gibbard
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News Stories LUMBERJACK Battalion Returns to Fort Hood
The 20th Engineer Battalion, Task Force LUMBERJACK, is on its way home after a yearlong tour in Afghanistan. Their mission over the past 12 months was route clearance - hunting down and neutralizing the improvised explosive devices that plague the war-torn nation by killing its security forces and civilians alike, as well as coalition forces.
01.7.11 Courtesy Story
 618th 'Nasty' Engineers Return from Afghanistan
The 618th Engineer Support Company (Airborne)—nicknamed the Nasty—is on its way home to Fort Bragg after a yearlong tour in some of the roughest areas of Afghanistan.
12.22.10 Story by 1st Lt. Brian MacKey
Fort Hood Soldiers Awarded The Purple Heart
Two Fort Hood Soldiers were awarded the Army’s oldest medal this week for their actions in Afghanistan. Sgt. Shane Savage and Pfc. Adam Davis, of the 584th Mobility Augmentation Company, 20th Engineer Battalion, were on a major route in southern Afghanistan when their vehicle struck an improvised explosive device Friday.
09.6.10 Story by 2nd Lt. Randy Wintermantel
Engineer Company Joins the Fight
Soldiers of Bravo Company, 40th Engineer Battalion, 170th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, commemorated a deployment milestone this week with the time honored combat patch ceremony. Combat patches are traditionally awarded after units serve 30 days in a combat zone. The ceremony itself dates back to George Washington and the Revolutionary War. Bravo Company, attached to Task Force LUMBERJACK in Afghanistan, is the first company in the 170th IBCT, to don the patch on their right shoulder.
09.3.10 Story by 2nd Lt. Randy Wintermantel
 Chief of Engineers pays a visit to the Lumberjacks
The 20th Engineer Battalion, Task Force Lumberjacks, was paid a special visit by the US Army’s highest ranking engineer officer yesterday on Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. Lt. Gen. Robert L. Van Antwerp, Chief of Engineers and US Army Corps of Engineers commander, took time to visit the various engineer units, including the Lumberjacks. He received a brief on operations, talked to primary staff officers, and recognized soldiers for their outstanding service during his visit.
08.18.10 Story by 2nd Lt. Randy Wintermantel
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