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2nd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division Public Affairs
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(2BCT-82ABN)
Videos: 261
Audio: 1
News Stories: 227
Images: 2009
Publications: 0
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Hometown: Fort Bragg NC US
Current Personnel:
Maj. Christopher Brautigam
Sgt. Tony McCaslin
Sgt. 1st Class John Laughter
Staff Sgt. Nancy Lugo
Sgt. Kissta Feldner
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Falcon Brigade paratroopers conduct first airborne operations after returning home from deployment
Paratroopers assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division's 2nd Brigade Combat Team prepare their...
Taken: 01.10.2012
Paratroopers prepare to leave Al-Asad
The streets of Al-Asad Air Base, Iraq, which once bustled with the activity of almost 22,000...
Taken: 12.02.2011
Maneuver and Mobility: Military Police secure routes in Baghdad
Sitting in the back of an armored vehicle, Sgt. Michael Drake, a military policeman assigned to...
Taken: 12.01.2011
Infantrymen ensure smooth passage of US military forces through Baghdad
Lt. Ken Pitts, a platoon leader assigned to D Company, 2nd Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry...
Taken: 11.18.2011
American paratroopers bid farewell to Ramadi
Paratroopers with 2nd Battalion, 319th Airborne Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 82nd...
Taken: 11.17.2011
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News Stories Maneuver and Mobility: Military Police secure routes in Baghdad
Vehicles streamed by, neon blurs of yellow and red. Cars, vans, and 18-wheelers alike honked their hellos to the group of paratroopers walking along the dark edge of the highway. Their footfalls came quickly in an attempt to warm their feet, numbed from the cold, until they fell in cadence with the morning Call to Prayer blaring over loudspeakers.
12.1.11 Story by Sgt. Kissta Feldner
The whole picture: The adventures of an Army photojournalist
“So you just take pictures, right?”
I’m often asked this question by fellow paratroopers who are unfamiliar with my career field. In their defense, this is the only aspect of my job that most people see on a regular basis. As thousands of paratroopers with bayonets affixed to their rifles stand at attention on the parade field for hours in the summer heat, I roam freely along the sidelines snapping photos and jotting notes. My duty is to capture the event, while theirs is to stand rigidly straight to represent their unit with pride – and be sure not to lock their knees.
11.24.11 Story by Sgt. Kissta Feldner
 American paratroopers bid farewell to Ramadi
Two MI-17 Iraqi helicopters made their way over the city of Ramadi, and the Euphrates River to land at the helicopter-landing zone on Camp Ramadi. Staff Brig. Gen. Hussein Mostof, the senior military advisor to the Receivership Secretariat and his team from the Government of Iraq’s Basing Committee had arrived to supervise the transition of Camp Ramadi from U.S. forces to Iraqi Security Forces. As they exited the aircraft, the group made its way to a small building where Brig. Gen. Hatim of the Habbaniya Location Command was waiting with Lt. Col. Steven Hart, the Reposture Assistance Team officer in charge with 2nd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, going line by line over the list of equipment that would be left for the Iraqi army when the camp was turned over after the completion of the paperwork.
11.21.11 Story by Staff Sgt. Nancy Lugo
 Military justice: 2/82 legal advisers partner with Iraqi counterparts
Laws are ever-changing. It is important for those involved in the legal system to communicate with each other, have up-to-date knowledge of the law, and be able to represent their clients to the fullest extent. Attorneys with the 2nd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, met with their Iraqi counterparts to set up those lines of communication.
11.1.11 Story by Sgt. Kissta Feldner
 The power of partnership: Iraqis take control of Anbar installations in historical transition
Once known as a breeding ground for insurgents, terrorized by frequent bombings and assassinations, the Anbar province is now considered a shining example of the power of partnership. The cooperation between American Forces and the government of Iraq over the last five years has strengthened the area in many ways, the most prominent being in the capabilities and competence of the Iraqi Security Forces. The climax of that successful alliance has finally come, as the Iraqi government begins accepting responsibility for installations throughout the province from the 82nd Airborne Division’s 2nd Brigade.
10.30.11 Story by Sgt. Kissta Feldner
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Recent Video Pfc. Gabriel Garcia
Pfc. Gabriel Garcia sends a shout out to his brother in the All American Band and to the US Army All Americans team. Also available in high definition
Taken: 12.20.2011
 Red Falcons Leave Ramadi
The 82nd Airborne Division's, Second Brigade's, 1st Battalion 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment recently left Camp Ramadi for the last time. Army SGT Tony McCaslin rides along as the Red Falcons convoy to Kuwait. Also available in High Definition.
Taken: 11.13.2011
 Commandos and Chai Tea
The 82nd Airborne Division's, 2nd Brigade's, 1st Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regiment recently conducted a dismounted patrol. Army SGT Tony McCaslin walks the outskirts of Mahmudiyah, Iraq with the Grey Falcons to see what a counter-IED patrol consists of. Sound bites from 2nd Lt. Shawn Fox, Platoon Leader, 1st Platoon, B Troop, 1/73, 2BDE, 82nd ABN Div. Available in high definition.
Taken: 11.03.2011
 2-325 Walks the Streets of Baghdad
This B-Roll Package includes a 2nb Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment, 2nd Advise and Assist Brigade,s 82nd Airborne Division morning patrol and night patrol in Baghdad, Iraq.
Daytime footage includes a morning patrol in the al-Karkh district. The White Falcons move through the streets, pull security, search a house under construction and talk to local residents.
Night Footage includes a night patrol in the al-Karkh distrit. The White Falcons move through the streets, pull security, and talk to local residents. Soundbite includes SSG. Christopher Welch - Squad Leader from 2nd Platoon, B. Co., 2-325, AIR, 2AAB, 82nd ABN DIV, is from Beeville, Texas. Produced by SGT. Tony McCaslin. Also available in High Definition.
Taken: 10.23.2011
 The Perfect Culminating Event
The 82nd Airborne Division’s Second Advise and Assist Brigade has been training the 7th Iraqi Army Division’s 29th Brigade on Re-fueling operations. Arm SGT Tony McCaslin takes a trip to the edge of Iraq to find out how the Falcons plan on capping off the training. Soundbite includes LTC. Charles Masaracchia - Commander of the 1st Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment, 2nd AAB, 82nd ABN DIV, is from New Orleans, La. Produced by Sgt. Tony McCaslin. Also available in High Definition.
Taken: 10.10.2011
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Recent AudioPfc. Carbone
Talks to a WOBM-AM reporter in Bayville, N.J., about the improvement he has seen in the lifestyles of the Iraqis in the sector where he is working, his plans when he returns home and sends greetings to his family.
Taken: 03.07.2008
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