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Joining the Army turned out to be a perfect fit for Pfc. Michael George. Before joining, the native of Philadelphia, Pa., worked as a freelance personal fitness trainer, ran his own company and managed other personal trainers as well. When business started getting a little dry, George's thoughts turned to the Army.
02.09.10, Story by Spc. Richard Colletta
Everywhere the medics looked, another casualty was found; some missing limbs, others suffering penetrating chest wounds or head trauma.
02.08.10, Story by Sgt. Alun Thomas
Sharp gunfire cracked the mid-morning silence at Camp Hamza Jan. 21 as U.S. paratroopers from 1st Advise and Assist Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, tested their skills at a new firing range.
02.06.10, Courtesy Story
For nearly a century three different Iraqi security organizations, operating in the Kirkuk province, have historically been at odds with each another. However they have joined forces in hope of creating a secure Iraqi parliamentary election and a safer Kirkuk province, according to Lt. Salam Muhammad Amen, Kirkuk Combined Security Force, 4th platoon leader.
01.27.10, Courtesy Story
It is a beautiful day outside. People are laughing together, couples are holding hands and children are running around having a great time. Nothing could seem to take away from the fun and excitement this day is presenting.
02.04.10, Story by Lance Cpl. Kelvin Clark
Afghan border police began an advanced border police and customs course at Camp Arena, Herat province, Monday.
02.04.10, Courtesy Story
The Afghan national police added 568 new officers to their ranks today.
02.03.10, Courtesy Story
In a village too small to recognize on a map, the principal of the Wadnakhunsan School in the Ratchaburi Province in Central Thailand, observes progress on a multipurpose room currently under construction in front of the main school building.
01.30.10, Story by Sgt. 1st Class Christina Bhatti
The odds seemed stacked against them from the start.
02.02.10, Courtesy Story
Top American and Iraqi security officials presided over the graduation of 45 Iraqi policemen from a civil disturbance course taught by partnered American and Iraqi instructors at the Ramadi Training Center, Jan. 28.
01.31.10, Story by Spc. Mike MacLeod
"What's the most important thing to remember when collecting evidence?" asked Staff Sgt. James Upton, a squad leader in 1st Platoon, 363rd Military Police Company.
01.29.10, Courtesy Story
Sitting alone in the back corner of the mess hall sits a woman, leaning against the wall, eyes alert as she watches the crowded room. All around her men are eating, joking and laughing, sharing in the camaraderie that comes with living and training together, but for Harfa there is no one to share her experiences with. As one of the only female Afghan national police members working at the Central Training Center in Kabul, Harfa, who follows the traditional customs of her culture and religion, doesn't have many options for workplace friends. Despite the solitude of her days, Harfa says she enjoys her ANP duties which consist of searching the females who come to the CTC for training.
01.27.10, Story by Staff Sgt. Sarah Brown
Marines from Headquarters and Service Company of 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, arrived at the makeshift rifle range with large packs and complete sets of personal protective equipment under rain-threatening clouds the afternoon of Jan. 23, at Camp Dwyer, Helmand province, Afghanistan.
01.23.10, Story by Lance Cpl. Tommy Bellegarde
As aircraft pour in and out of the Taji flight line, a flurry of Iraqi and American accents can be heard directing the flow of traffic over the airwaves.
01.26.10, Story by Sgt. Alun Thomas
As Sgt. Scott M. Van Order held tightly onto his legs, Spc. Andrew J. Gilmon teetered precariously from the back of a humvee.
07.12.04, Courtesy Story
With redeployment quickly approaching and the scorching Iraqi sun pushing temperatures well over 115 degrees Fahrenheit, the 141st Signal Battalion continues training in order to keep Soldiers" warrior skills sharp.
07.08.04, Courtesy Story
After swinging into sling-load training at Hoosier Horse Park, near Camp Atterbury, Ind., Soldiers with the 3-172nd Infantry Regiment, New Hampshire Army National Guard, and the 186th Brigade Support Battalion, Vermont Army National Guard earned their certification after completing training for Aerial Delivery and Field Services Department Sling Load Inspector Certification Course. The class was taught by the Aerial Delivery and Field Services Department staff based out of Fort Lee, Va.
01.25.10, Courtesy Story
As the sun rose over the mountains near Camp Morehead, 922 Afghan National Army soldiers donned their new red berets and stepped into the ranks of Afghanistan's elite commando unit.
01.22.10, Courtesy Story
More than 3,000 Soldiers of the 86th Brigade Combat Team (Mountain), Vermont Army National Guard, are undergoing mobilization training at the Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center in central Indiana in preparation for their upcoming deployment to Afghanistan.
01.21.10, Story by Spc. John Crosby
Iraqi instructors are now exclusively teaching a four-phase Iraqi Federal Police training course at Contingency Operating Station Cashe South in Iraq.
01.21.10, Courtesy Story
Changes are taking place for NATO forces in Kosovo, changes largely brought on by the successes and progress made over time by the people and Institutions in Kosovo.
01.21.10, Story by Spc. Joshua Dodds
A platoon of Afghan National Army soldiers training with Marines at Forward Operating Base Geronimo, Jan. 14, learned some of the most important skills they would ever be taught – how to save the life of an injured comrade.
01.14.10, Story by Sgt. Brian Tuthill
Africa Partnership Station East arrived here, Jan. 18, with High Speed Vessel Swift and USS Nicholas pulling into port. Both ships are visiting Tanzania to take part in scheduled maritime and cultural exchanges.
01.19.10, Courtesy Story
Six Soldiers from 11th Iraqi Army Field Engineer Regiment attended a class Jan. 14 taught by Soldiers from 101st Engineer Battalion at Joint Security Station Constitution on how to operate and maintain their 30-ton crane.
01.14.10, Courtesy Story
Using the naked eye, Iranian sentries along the border with Iraq can monitor 2nd Commando, 11th Iraqi Department of Border Enforcement in northern Maysan.
01.19.10, Courtesy Story
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