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[2] Iraqi children to receive refurbished desks
 Sitting at a well-crafted desk may not seem like a big deal to children in the United States or other more affluent parts of the world, but to the children of Kirkuk’s school provinces, it is.
(03/12/10)
[6] U.S. Air Force medical team deploys to Chile to support relief efforts
A U.S. Air Force Expeditionary Medical Support team from Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, will arrive today in Santiago, Chile, aboard three C-17 Globemaster aircraft, where it will assist citizens affected by an 8.8 magnitude earthquake that struck the nation Feb. 27.
(03/9/10)
[6] Hospital ship USNS Comfort completes relief mission in Haiti
The hospital ship USNS Comfort will depart Haiti March 10.
(03/9/10)
[2] All-Iraqi effort during historical election
As masses of Iraqis flock to the polls this week to ink their fingers for their preferred candidate, another historical moment will be taking place in the skies.
(03/8/10)
[6] Two C-130 aircraft arrive in Chile to support earthquake relief efforts
Two U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules cargo aircraft and a team of about 50 Airmen from the 139th Airlift Wing, Missouri Air National Guard will arrive in Santiago March 6 to support ongoing U.S. and international relief efforts in areas impacted by an 8.8 magnitude earthquake Feb. 27.
(03/6/10)
[2] Joint project lifts economy, skills in Kirkuk
 Earning and learning are two concepts used to help the Iraqi people rebuild their nation with pride and dignity.
(03/4/10)
[2] Kirkuk's medevacs: ready, willing, able
When bad things happen outside the wire – improvised explosive devices, attacks, or even accidents – the most comforting sound can be the whir of the medical evacuation helicopter.
(03/4/10)
[21] Army civil affairs teams continue to make camp assessments as conditions in Port-au-Prince improve daily
 U.S. Army Special Operations civil affairs teams attached to the 82nd Airborne division made assessments of camps around the harbor area of Port-au-Prince, March 2, as part of an effort to monitor the health and welfare of displaced Haitian citizens who lost their homes during the Jan. 12 earthquake.
(03/2/10)
[21] Army communicators play critical role in supporting civil affairs operations in Haiti.
 Soldiers assigned to the communications directorate for the Joint Forces Special Operations Component Command have played a critical role in supporting Civil Affairs and other humanitarian operations conducted by U.S. Special Operations Forces in Haiti during Operation Unified Response.
(03/1/10)
[21] Haitian American Marine receives promotion while on assignment in Port-au-Prince
 A Haitian American Marine working with the Joint Forces Special Operations Component Command in Haiti had the unique experience of being promoted to Gunnery Sergeant in front of family and friends in his hometown, March 1, during a ceremony in Port-au-Prince.
(03/1/10)
[21] Army civil affairs teams continue to assist NGOs as capabilities improve
 A U.S. Army civil affairs team along with Soldiers from the 82nd Airborne division partnered with the non-governmental organization "Tzu-Chi" to help facilitate the delivery of blankets and shelter for more than 2000 citizens in Port-au-Prince, Feb 26, during a humanitarian aid distribution operation.
(02/26/10)
[21] Seabees make improvements to school in Port-au-Prince
 U.S. Navy Seabees from Naval Special Warfare Group TWO, Logistics and Support Unit, completed improvement projects at the Quisqueya School in Port-au-Prince, Feb 25, as part of an initiative to assist school administrators with making repairs and improvements to help facilitate the flow of humanitarian aid and supplies after the Jan. 12 earthquake.
(02/25/10)
[2] EMEDS take part in building future of Iraq
 With millions of dollars of equipment invested into an Iraqi medical clinic, it's imperative for its personnel to know how to use it to save lives.
(02/24/10)
[2] Bomb squad passes on that 'boom, boom, pow' to Iraqis
 The members of the 506th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal team conduct training with the Iraqi police and Iraqi army three times a week to familiarize them in ordnance identification, demo and detection procedures, and robot operations.
(02/24/10)
[2] Vehicle maintainers: 'Keep it rolling' in the area of responsibility
 "If it has four wheels and rolls, we fix it." That's how the shop foreman for the 506th Expeditionary Logistics Readiness Squadron refers to the job duties of a vehicle maintainer.
(02/24/10)
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Recent Publications |
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[10] 02.15.2010
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[10] 01.15.2010
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[10] 12.15.2009
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[14] 12.01.2009
143d ESC says farewell to Kandahar; 143d ESC accomplishes immense mission; 143d Soldiers achieve CSM's goals, prepare to transfer mission; US troops process 25,000 trucks through KAF; A brighter future for Afghanistan; M-ATV driver's training conducted at KAF; 45th SB Soldiers train, mentor ANA troops; US Soldiers complete Iraq, Afghanistan deployment; Different military services work, work out toget...
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[14] 11.30.1999
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[10] 07.15.2009
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[10] 11.12.2009
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[10] 09.15.2009
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[10] 09.15.2009
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[14] 11.01.2009
Riggers Secure Loads for Aerial Deliveries; Deployed Reservist Receives Rare War College Opportunity; Opinion: Women Already Fight in Combat; Troops, Civilians Honor Working Dogs; Canines Receive Donated Cooling Vests; New M-ATV Arrives at KAF; Reflections by the Chapla...
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[14] 10.01.2009
Preparing Afghan pupils with paper, pencils;Medical company's supplies pilfered;New KAF housing for servicemembers;Chaplain assistant MOS reaches 100 yrs.;Chaplain ministers to Soldiers, prisoners;286th CSSB mentors ANA soldiers;Optimization plan likely to shift US forces in Afghanistan;US-led program provides Afghanistan humanitarian aid, economic growth;ISAF CSM urges renewed focus for Afghanistan coalit...
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[14] 09.01.2009
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[10] 07.17.2009
Web Site to Open Sign-Ups for Post-9/11 GI Bill Transfers, DoD Announces Transferability Options For "Post 9/11 Gi Bill", 2009 Safe Summer Campaign, Army Reserve Enrichment Camp, Trade Commission Site Helps Identify Scams Targeting Military, Officials Work to Lessen Impact of Deployments on Children, Group Sponsors Annual Children's 'Freedom Art' Contest, USO Opens 'Oasis' in Basra Desert, Thrift Savings Plan, Privatization of U.S. Army Lodging to Raise Quality of Life for Soldiers on the Move, Army Reverses Policy to Allow Troops to Use Social Networking Sites, Use of Government Travel Charge Card (GTCC) for Permanent Change of Station (PCS) Expenses, Obama Pledges More Support for Returning Combat Veterans, Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Research, Group Plans 'National Day of Awakening' on Mental Health, 'Chaplains' Closet' Helps Landstuhl's Wounded Warriors, Gates Establishes New Cyber Subcommand, Use of Government Travel Charge Card (GTCC) for Permanent Change of Station (PCS) Expenses, Gas for Rental Cars, General Counsel Looking Into 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell,' Gates Says, Independence Day Message from Lt. Gen. Jack Stultz, AR-MEDCOM`S Marriage Enrichment Retreat 14-16 August 2009, Orlando, Flori...
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[14] 08.14.2009
Walking the less travel road; Providing a helping hand; Living the life at a FOB; Infantry foot patrols disrupt insurgents, aid remote Afghan villages; Infantrymen maintain austere Afghanistan FOB; Biometrics technology helps service member...
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[14] 07.01.2009
Army Reserve command moves all U.S. troops, supplies into Afghanistan; Medics shoulder healthcare responsibility; 45th SB Soldiers, ANA soldiers spread cheer at local orphanage; Soldiers dedicate chapel at FOB Ramrod; Soldiers fly "Old Glory", honor loved ones; U.S. must respect our symbol of freedom; Sound advice from the Security Manager; MRAP rollover training simulators save live...
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[10] 06.16.2009
Expanded Education Benefits for Children of Fallen Soldiers; DoD Announces $555 Million Expansion To Housing Assistance Program; USO Metro Takes 'Home' to Troops with New Mobile Canteen; First Lady Vows More Support for Military Spouses, Families; Defense Department Launches Official Military Blogging Platform; Officials Urge Reservists to Take Civilian Bosses to Soldier Show; Father's Day message from LTG Jack Stultz; New Book Aims to Help Children of Troops Buried in Arlington; The Case For Better Reserve Retirement, Health Benefits; Take Anti-Flu Drugs Only After Diagnosis, Military Doc Says; Military Crisis Intervention Resources; Law Gives Military Renters More Protection Against Foreclosures; Army Training Network; Defense Department Launches 'Real Warriors' Campaign; Season Approaches for Severe Weather Awareness; Defense Department Officials Hope to Create 20,000 Acquisition Jobs; Operation Homefront Names First Military Child Award Winner; High-intensity Training Helps Soldiers Improve Strength, Endurance; Official Explains Proposed Post-9/11 GI Bill Transferability Rul...
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Recent Video |
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 [12] FL NG Soldiers Conduct Graduation Ceremony
B-roll of Florida National Guard Soldiers graduating from a German Armed Forces Proficiency Competition. Scenes include Soldiers standing in formation and receiving coins. (02/28/10)
 [12] FL NG Soldiers Complete Final Phase for German Armed Forces Badge
B-roll of Florida National Guard Soldiers participating in a German Armed Forces Proficiency Competition. Events include a ruck march. Also includes a statements by Brig. Gen. Mike Fleming, Assistant Adjutant General of Florida, and other Soldiers. (02/28/10)
 [12] FL NG Soldiers Participate in German Armed Forces Proficiency Competition
B-roll of Florida National Guard Soldiers participating in a German Armed Forces Proficiency Competition. Events include a run, pistol competition, high jump, and run. Also includes a greeting by Maj. Gen. Douglas Burnett, Adjutant General of Florida, and Brig. Gen. Mike Fleming, Assistant Adjutant General of Florida. (02/26/10)
 [12] Fla. NG Soldiers Competes for the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge
B-roll of Florida National Guard Soldiers participating in a German Armed Forces Proficiency Competition. Events include swimming events. (02/26/10)
 [12] 53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team Commander Col. Galant
Package about Col. Galant talking about how well his team's training is going before they deploy. Produced by Master Sgt. Thomas Kielbasa. (02/25/10)
 [12] Fla. National Guard's 107th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment Arrives at NAS
B-roll and interviews of Fla. National Guard's 107th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment arriving at NAS Jacksonville. Scenes include the plane landing and service members disembarking, shaking hands with officials and embracing loved ones and interviews. with Soldiers, parents and commanding officials. Produced by Lt. Col. Ron Tittle. (02/7/10)
 [7] President Barack Obama Arrives at MacDill Air Force Base
B-roll of President Barack Obama arriving and departing MacDill Air Force Base on his stop in Tampa (01/29/10)
 [6] Haiti Press Briefing - Gen. Fraser, Part 1
Briefs the media on the progress of ongoing relief efforts in Haiti then answers questions from the media. Part 1 of 4. Haiti relief, Operation Unified Response (01/28/10)
 [6] Haiti Press Briefing - Gen. Fraser, Part 2
Continues to answer questions from the media on the progress of ongoing relief efforts in Haiti. Part 2 of 4. Haiti relief, Operation Unified Response (01/28/10)
 [6] Haiti Press Briefing - Gen. Fraser, Part 3
Continues to answer questions from the media on the progress of ongoing relief efforts in Haiti. Part 3 of 4. Haiti relief, Operation Unified Response (01/28/10)
 [6] Haiti Press Briefing - Gen. Fraser, Part 4
Continues to answer questions from the media on the progress of ongoing relief efforts in Haiti. Part 4 of 4. Haiti relief, Operation Unified Response (01/28/10)
 [7] Air Force One Landing
B-roll of Air Force One landing and taking off out of MacDill Air Force Base during President Barack Obama's visit to Tampa (01/28/10)
 [12] Operation Radar
B-Roll of Operation Radar with the Florida National Guard and the Florida Division of Emergency Management. Scenes include several shots of radar and surveillance equipment. Produced by 1st Lt. Sarah Dickenson. (01/27/10)
 [9] Tech. Sgt. Wright
Talks to a military reporter about her job developing a biometric system for security and the process it uses. Also see "Mr. Rosario,
Mr. Mozina" in the interview section. Also available in high definition. (01/22/10)
 [9] Mr. Rosario, Mr. Mozina
Talks to a military reporter about developing and designing the Biosmart Biometrics system for the Air Force. Also see "Tech. Sgt. Wright" in the interview section. Also available in high definition. (01/22/10)
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Recent Audio |
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[14] Spc. Christian
Talks to a SRTV reporter about his musical career before his deployment, the type of music he preforms, writing songs about his deployment, his family, his musical plans when he returns home from deployment and what is his biggest inspiration when he is writing his music.
[14] Spc. Christian
Talks to a WOOF-AM reporter about his job responsibilities in Afghanistan, what it is like being stationed in Afghanistan, when he expects he may return home and sends a shout out to family and friends.
[14] Spc. Christian
Talks to a The Citizen News reporter about the weather in Afghanistan, how long he has been deployed, his responsibilities overseas, what he enjoys about his job in the military, what the people of Afghanistan are like, his musical career and sends a shout out to his family
[14] Spc. Christian
Talks to a WALB reporter about how long he has been deployed in Afghanistan, his responsibilities in Afghanistan, being involved in a fire fight against insurgents, what was going through his mind during the attack, why he decided to join the military, his music career and how the attack he was involved with changed his outlook in Afghanistan.
[18] 1st Sgt. Gamez
Talks to a WMMB-AM reporter about his family's history in the military, his responsibilities overseas, the reception from the local Afghanistan citizens, meeting with Afghan leaders, gaining the trust of the local Afghans, how long he has been in Afghanistan and what a typical day is like for him
[18] 1st Sgt. Gamez
Talks to a Florida Today Newspaper reporter about what his responsibilities are in Afghanistan, the changes he has noticed in Afghanistan, working with the Afghans to accomplish goals and teaching the local Afghans
[18] 1st. Sgt. Gamez
Talks to a WTKS-FM reporter about his responsibilities in Afghanistan, what Afghanistan is like where he is at, how long his deployment is planned for, his family, the most dangerous aspect of Afghanistan, the landscape of Afghanistan, earning the trust of the Afghan people and how he keeps in touch with his family
[18] 1st Sgt. Gamez
Talks to a Al Dia Today reporter about how long he has been in Afghanistan, growing up in Texas, when he joined the military, his family, what he misses the most from home, how long his deployment in Afghanistan will be and his experience of being Hispanic in the Army
[18] Sgt. 1st Class Gamez
Talks to a Florida News Network reporter in Orlando, Fla, about working closely with the Afghan people, the American troop morale, possible troop reinforcements, where and when he feels most at risk, the importance of the relationship with the Afghan people, how the elevation and weather can be difficult and demanding, being on the front lines in the overall war, confidence in the coalition's efforts in Afghanistan. Audio only.
[18] 1st Sgt. Gamez
Talks to a WMFE-FM reporter about the area of Afghanistan they are helping to rebuild, programs being started for the local Afghans, what Afghanistan is like, the responses from the Afghanistan community, building the trust of the Afghan citizens, dealing with anti-coalition forces supporters and the differences between his deployment in Iraq compared to Afghanistan.
[14] Sgt. 1st Class Holten
Talks to a WZEP-AM reporter about her career in the military, being diagnosed with breast cancer, missing deployments due to various reasons, finally being allowed to be deployed, her responsibilities in Afghanistan and being involved in a project to bring school supplies to children in Afghanistan.
[14] Sgt. 1st Class Holten
Talks to a WOOF-FM reporter in Dothan, Ala. about her duties and responsibilities while she is deployed in Afghanistan. She goes on to mention her work helping educate Afghan children.
[18] Staff Sgt. Rosado
Talks to a SRTV reporter in Washington, D.C., about his job as a mortuary affairs officer, his civilian life, his responsibilities for fallen Soldiers, working with other countries soldiers and following standards and customs, the 48 hour turnaround, what type of positions get special escorts and thanks everyone for their support. Audio only.
[18] Staff Sgt. Rosado
Talks to a WWKA-FM reporter in Orlando, Fla, about his job as a mortuary officer, fallen troops, the taliban, keeping up with the news and says hello to his wife and kids. Audio only.
[18] Staff Sgt. Williams
Talks to a WCFB-FM reporter about her responsibilities in Afghanistan, being on her first deployment, how long she has been in Afghanistan, what has she learned since arriving in Afghanistan, what a typical day is like for her, the importance of her historian work, how much interaction she has with the local Afghans and how has being in the military changed her.
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