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Montana National Guard Public Affairs Office
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Videos: 11
Audio: 0
News Stories: 1
Images: 99
Publications: 0
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Hometown: Fort Harrison MT US
Current Personnel:
Maj. Timothy Crowe
Staff Sgt. Stacey Scotson
2nd Lt. Dan Bushnell
Spc. Britney Bodner
Sgt. 1st Class Roger Dey
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News StoriesResilience in the face of adversity
If you're a part of the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson community, you’ve probably heard about ‘resiliency’ – the word has been used often for the last few years, by the Army and the Air Force alike. Resiliency is critical – but how do you go about building it?
08.12.11 Story by Christina McCann
 WAR Lane
The sight of soldiers encumbered by body armor, weapons and helmets, politely removing their boots before squeezing through the undersized door of a small hut is somewhat peculiar. They carefully take seats on an ornate carpet, around a tea set perched precariously on an upturned bucket. As they speak with leaders of a village referred to as Herat, it becomes apparent that the fight against insurgents has evolved.
07.20.11 Story by Sgt. 1st Class Roger Dey
Montana guardsman wins skeet tournament
Recently two Montana National Guard members participated in the 2011 Armed Services Skeet Championship held at the Conservation Park of Richmond in Charles City, Va., from May 16 to May 20.
07.1.11 Story by Spc. Britney Bodner
875th Replacement Company Returns from One-Year Stateside Mobilization
You could see the red and blue lights from a mile away on Webster County Road P56, as Fort Dodge Police, Webster County sheriff deputies, and over a dozen Patriot Guard Riders led the soldiers of the 875th Replacement Company to the over 200 friends and family in attendance at the Welcome Home Ceremony, on Friday, April 29.
04.29.11 Story by Spc. Gabriel Coco
 83rd Civil Support Team Participates in External Evaluation
- It all starts with a suspicious package at a government building in downtown Helena, Mont. As security officers examine it, a mysterious liquid sprays out, prompting the 9-1-1 call for possible chemical contamination that ultimately leads to the deployment of the Montana National Guard’s 83rd Civil Support Team.
02.8.11 Story by Spc. Britney Bodner
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C. Co 1-189 CSAB departure
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Recent Video C. Co 1-189 CSAB departure
B-roll of C. Co., 1-189th Combat Support Aviation Battalion, a Medevac unit with the Montana Army National Guard, bids farewell to family and friends before they depart from Helena, Mont., May 31, 2011
Taken: 05.31.2011
 Civil Support Team Trains
Package about the Montana National Guard's 83rd Civil Support Team participates in a training exercise. Produced by Pfc. Shannon George. Soundbites from Joseph Jakubowski and Casey Carnahan. Also available in high definition
Taken: 02.09.2011
 Chief Warrant Officer Al Mattox
Chief Warrant Officer Al Mattox sends a shout out to the Troy Trojans.
Taken: 10.31.2010
 Master Sgt. Mark Lajoye
Master Sgt. Mark Lajoye sends a shout out to the Troy Trojans.
Taken: 10.31.2010
 1st Lt. Jason West
1st Lt. Jason West sends a shout out to the Troy Trojans.
Taken: 10.31.2010
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Recent AudioLt. Col. John Holzapfel - Omaha World-Herald
Lt. Col. John Holzapfel, battalion commander for 394th Battalion, from Omaha, Neb., talks to a Omaha World - Herald reporter in Omaha, Neb., about the duties of his battalion during their current deployment to Iraq and spending Christmas away from home.
Taken: 12.21.2010
Sgt. Glasford
Talks to a Shelby County Reporter in Columbiana, Al, about being deployed with the National Guard, training the Iraqi police, being the first unit to pair with the Iraqi highway patrol, the progress they are making, keeping motivated and working with the Sheriff's office back home. Audio only.
Taken: 04.21.2010
Staff Sgt. Sherrod
Talks to a Hometown Weekly reporter in Medfield, Mass., about his family's history in the military, working in a JEF lab doing forensics, taking in evidence on a day to day basis, where the evidence goes after them and the most common crimes he works on. Audio only.
Taken: 04.21.2010
Ms. Brachold
Talks to a Hometown Weekly reporter in Medfield, Mass., about working with forensics, being a contractor with the military, analyzing samples for DNA, working on 10-30 cases a week, the tools she uses and her home life. Audio only.
Taken: 04.21.2010
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