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12.30.2007
Vanguard BCT rings in the holidays; Scouts hunt enemy mortar team in Shaka IV;
Troopers push against al-Qaeda remnants; UAVs provide eye in the sky for Kalsu units; The nose knows: Military working dogs in actio...
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12.31.2005
Special Year In Review Issue: Brigade shines throughout the deployment; Keep your focus while on point; Returning to family life after military deployment; Soldiers make extra effort to help Iraqi man; Soldier honored with patch while recovering from injuries; Soldiers honor memory of fallen trooper; Generations of Iraqis cast their vote; Patriots work to keep officials safe on roads...
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11.25.2005
Vanguard 7 sends ...; through a soldIerâ??s eyes ...; Chaplainâ??s corner ...; Late night supply runs keep battalions stocked; Soldiers embrace love of music even while deployed; Cleaning up trash piles bring Iraqi kidsâ?? smiles; ISF paint a new reputation with CA's help; Georgians keep key entrances safe; GIs abroad work for survival of creatures great and small; Combat stress: not just a combat problem; Soldiers remember sacrifice of fallen brothers...
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10.30.2005
Vanguard 6 sends ...Hard work of Soldiers, ISF set conditions for Iraqis to vote; Vanguard 7 asks: â??Are you staying the course?â??; Chaplainâ??s corner ...Keeping the home front alive while deployed; Soldiers, donations help children chase soccer dream; Support specialists keep aviators flying high; Referendum puts U.S. Soldiers at crossroads of history; Trio of Tuskers remembered at FOB Falcon...
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09.01.2005
Vanguard 7 sends: stay focused on the mission!; Chaplainâ??s corner ...Passion and purpose will aid in maximizing your potential; The deployment mustache: friend or foe?; Preston visits Vanguard Soldiers; Soldiers remember sacrifices of 9-11; Soldiers foil ambush, find weapons cache in Al-Rashid; Replacing Pain with Smiles; Sentinel cops train Iraqi brethren through MITT...
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08.28.2005
Chaplainâ??s corner ... â??A Remedy for the Bluesâ??; Vanguard 7 sends: Keep up the hard work; Cook spices up deployment for hungry Soldiers; ICE makes electricity improvements in Jihad; Iraqi Security Forces partner up with U.S. Soldiers bring goodwill to Horajeb; USO brings entertainment to Task Force Baghdad; Patriots remember â??Skee-loâ?¯ as friend, hero, brother; Soldier mourned, celebrated by fellow Sentinels; Woman loses her ring in Iraq care package...
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Spc. Keller, Part 1
Talks to a WJCL reporter in Savannah, GA, about why she joined the military, being a deployed mother, how her sons reacted when she joined the Army, how the drill sergeant's treated her in basic training and finishing top in her graduating class. Part 1 of 2.
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 Spc. Keller, Part 2
Continues to talk to a WJCL reporter in Savannah, GA, about her daily duties working on an airfield making sure incoming people are safely taken off the airfield,working as a mechanic, how she found her husband while at Fort Stewart, future goals as a couple and advice to future U.S. Soldiers and the importance of being a mentor. Part 2 of 2. (10/8/08)
 Spc. Wilkinson
Talks to a WTVM-TV reporter about his job, when he's returning home, and sends a greeting to his family in Reno, Nevada. (10/7/08)
 Spc. Gina Keller Feature
B-roll of Spc. Keller going about her duties maintaining military vehicles while deployed in Iraq. Scenes include Spc. Keller escorting a Soldier to a helicopter, performing tasks in the maintenance garage and plugging a tire. Produced by Spc. Tazanyia Mouton. (10/3/08)
 Maj. Updegraff
Talks to a WTVM-TV reporter in Columbus, Ga., about her job in human resources, her career outside the military and her family back home. (09/30/08)
 Spc. Ward
Talks to a WJCL reporter in Savannah, GA, about her deployment, her training, the progress in Iraq, her role as a combat medic at the troop medical center and working with convoys and providing aid to the local nationals, the general attitude of the children to the troops, being prepared for her first deployment, being a female Soldier, how she has grown since being deployed, how the Iraqi adults react to them, how the coalition has helped the Iraqi women, the importance of her job as a medic, what she misses most about home including food and says hello to her family and friends. (09/24/08)
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Pfc. Napoles
Talks to a KETM reporter in Killeen, Texas, about his job as a Howitzer mechanic, his background, when he joined the Army, describes the self propelled Howitzer, his biggest challenge working with such a big machine, describes the other vehicles he works with, how long he has been deployed, his future in the military, his upcoming promotions, working on any vehicle that needs service, differences in living in barracks in the U.S. and being deployed and thanks everyone for their support. Audio only.
Staff Sgt. Jackson
Talks with the Martha Zoller show on WDUN-FM in Gainesville, GA, about his two deployments, changes he has seen since deployed the second time and working with the environmental protection Teams (EPRT). Audio only.
Pfc. Edington
Talks to a WBMQ-FM reporter in Savannah, GA, about his background growing up in Texas, his job as a dismount forward observer working in the tactical operations center and the Fire Intergrated Support Team, dealing with improvised explosive devices (IED), about his family and thanks everyone for their support. Audio only.
Spc. Neal
Talks to a WTKS-AM reporter in Savannah, GA, about why he joined the Army, his job as a combat medic inside of an engineer platoon doing route clearance, how technology helps the Army and then civilians, the progress he has seen since they first deployed, how the Iraqi civilians now react and feel about the U.S. being in Iraq, how the people are fighting back with infrastructure and business, his engineer responsibilities, speaks about his family, how he met his wife, what his hobbies are when he is home and thanks everyone for their support and for the opportunity to speak. Audio only.
1st Lt. Sundin
Talks to a WJCL-FM/KIX 96 reporter from Savannah, Ga. about the improvements that have been made for the Iraqi people.
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It looked like an episode from “CSI” or “Law and Order” on Forward Operating Base Kalsu as Soldiers bagged items for evidence, marked rooms and drew sketches of a crime scene.
Less than a year ago, Sunni and Shia tribal groups in northern Babil were divided. 
Less than a year ago, Sunni and Shiia tribal groups in the north of Iraq's Babil province were divided. Now, they celebrate and share meals together for both large and small occasions. 
Pvt. Salim Jamal Srouji found himself looking for a way to get out and make it on his own.
Coalition forces met with members of the Jurf as Sahkr Agricultural Union discuss concerns and current projects of the union at the Jurf as Sahkr Town Hall Sept. 18, 2008.