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U.S. Army COL. Martinez from the 65th Regional Readiness Command gives a speech to the components of the 266th Ordnance Company. The 266th was deployed in Feb. 2004 and served a whole year in Iraq executing several missions. These missions varied from providing ammunition support to various elements in the theater of operations (ammo retrograde, construction of ammunition area, removal of unexploded Ordnance and providing escort for convoys). (U.S. Army photo by Leo Martinez) (Released)
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Maj. Gen. Alberto C. Rosende, Army Reserve Staff, Chief
Col. Reginald R. Davis, the outgoing commander of the
Command Sgt. Maj. Joshua Bitle, the senior enlisted
U.S. Army Gen. Daniel Allyn, the commander of Forces
Maj. Gen. Mark W. Palzer, commanding general of the
U.S. Army Col. Charles Moore takes to the podium to
FORT MEADE, Maryland – The Senior Enlisted Advisor
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Soldaten von fünf Kompanien der Illinois Army National Guard
Soldaten von fünf Kompanien der Illinois Army National Guard
Soldaten der 1. Nationalgarde der Illinois Army
Soldaten der 1. Nationalgarde der Illinois Army
Ein Soldat der Illinois National Guard
Soldaten der 1. Nationalgarde der Illinois Army
Soldaten der 1. Nationalgarde der Illinois Army
Soldaten der 1. Nationalgarde der Illinois Army
Soldaten der 1. Nationalgarde der Illinois Army
Soldaten von fünf Kompanien der Illinois Army National Guard
Zusammenfassung
Soldaten von fünf Kompanien der Illinois Army National Guard des 123. Ingenieursbataillons versammelten sich am 22. September im Bank of Springfield Pavilion in Springfield, Illinois, zur offiziellen Aktivierungszeremonie des Bataillons. Die 123. Armee erhielt eine neue Mission im Einklang mit Veränderungen der gesamten Truppenstruktur. Die neue Mission erweitert die Fähigkeiten von Ingenieuren und Feuerlöschern innerhalb der Illinois Army National Guard. (Foto der US-Armee von Sgt. 1. Klasse Bryan Spreitzer)
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