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3rd Battalion, 157th Field Artillery
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Safety Stand-Down at Camp Ramadi
Using three points of contact at all times, members of the Al Anbar Provincial Reconstruction...
Taken: 12.11.2009
Holiday Cheer at Camp Ramadi, Iraq
Weatherford, Texas, native Spc. Brian P. Hamilton, a chaplain's assistant currently serving in...
Taken: 12.05.2009
Deployed Identical Brothers
Sgt. 1st Class Mitchell Landers, who serves with the 188th Forward Support Company, 3rd...
Taken: 11.12.2009
On Their Own Terms
Army Cpl. Craig Chavez of Temecula, Calif., who suffered extensive wounds to include the loss of...
Taken: 10.15.2009
Stay Alert, Stay Alive
Soldiers assigned to Battery A, 3rd Battalion, 157th Field Artillery, Colorado Army National...
Taken: 10.08.2009
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News Stories Safety Stand-Down at Camp Ramadi
Venturing throughout the greater Ramadi area and occasionally into remote areas of Al Anbar province, they operate together frequently enough that a comfort level and personal bond has formed. The most important element is to understand each other's role.
12.11.09 Story by Staff Sgt. Liesl Marelli
 Deployed Identical Brothers
It's not often that brothers deploy together. It's even more infrequent that two brothers share the same rank, the same battalion and, if you don't know them well enough, you would never be able to tell them apart. Identical twin brothers, Sgt. 1st Class Mitchell Landers and Sgt. 1st Class Michael Landers are a unique pair.
11.13.09 Story by Staff Sgt. Liesl Marelli
 On Their Own Terms
Thanks to a new program, troops injured in combat are able to return to the combat zone and see the country that changed their lives. Along the way, they can hope to find the closure they need after suffering life-changing injuries. Among those returning are five amputees, one service member blinded from an improvised explosive device and one who, for a period of time, was unable to read, write and communicate due to a traumatic brain injury.
10.15.09 Story by Liesl Marelli
 Stay Alert, Stay Alive
Missions only happen to fulfill a legitimate need, said a Provincial Reconstruction Team member. The mission Oct. 8 was two-fold: introduce a new team member to an Iraqi judge and also follow up on a case to see that justice is going to be served for a Marine killed in Al Anbar previously.
10.8.09 Story by Liesl Marelli
 Training in Iraq Continues for Colorado Guardsmen
The open desert in certain regions of Iraq creates a playground for training that helps Soldiers maintain situational awareness and also hone their marksmanship skills.
10.6.09 Story by Liesl Marelli
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Recent Publications
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12.01.2009
NCO of the Quarter, Upholding the Army Values, The Same as Yesterday, Deployed Brothers, Wounded Warriors Seek Closure, Rewarding Good Work, Running in the 2009 Marine Corps Marathon (Forward),...
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10.15.2009
Stay alert, Stay alive; Protection dog keeps Soldiers smiling; Regimental Combat Teams transfer authority; Deployed tattoo artist builds esprit de corps; Training in Iraq continues; Getting an...
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09.28.2009
A Time to Remember, Reflect (9/11); A Classic Morale Booster: Mail Call; Marines hand back the West; A Touch of Zen; Children in a War Zone; Keeping active; Commo shop keeps things moving
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08.25.2009
Transferring Authority // Internet: A luxury we once took for granted // Colorado Leadership at its Finest // Personalizing home - Colorado Style! // Colorado Plays an Integral Role in Al Anbar //...
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07.31.2009
Boots on Ground (Kuwait); Command updates; Battery-level updates; Independence Day in the Desert; 'Hot' takes on a whole new meaning; By plane, helicopter, wheeled vehicle. We've arrived! (Iraq);...
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06.30.2009
115th Fires Brigade Deployment Cermony; Updates from the Leadership; A Day in the Life (Bosslift for Colorado Employers); Tips for sending care packages; By, With and Through.
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