Units in Georgia
[1] 117th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment - East Point
[2] 1st Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division Public Affairs - Fort Stewart
[3] 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division Public Affairs - Fort Stewart
[4] 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division Public Affairs - Fort Benning
[5] 4th Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division Public Affairs - Fort Stewart
[6] American Forces Network Iraq - Rome
[7] First Army Public Affairs - Fort Gillem
[8] Headquarters, 3rd Infantry Division Public Affairs - Fort Stewart
[9] Third Army/U.S. Army Central PAO - Fort McPherson
[10] 48th Brigade, Ga. National Guard - Macon
[11] DVIDS Hub - Atlanta
[12] 124th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment - Atlanta
[13] Fort Benning Public Affairs Office - Fort Benning
[14] Fort Stewart Public Affairs Office - Ft. Stewart
[15] 3rd Medical Command - Ft Gillem
[16] U.S. Army Reserve Command - Fort Mcpherson
[17] Air Force Reserve Command - Robin AFB
[18] U.S. Forces Command - Fort McPherson
[19] 300th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment - Fort Gillem
[20] Combat Aviation Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division Public Affairs - Hunter Army Airfield
[21] 982nd Combat Camera Company Airborne - East Point
[22] 359th Signal Brigade - Fort Gordon
[23] 209th Broadcast Operations Detachment - Rome
[24] 1st Battalion, 121st Infantry Regiment - Winder
[25] 188th Infantry Brigade - Hinesville
[26] U.S. Army Garrison, Fort McPherson (IMCOM) - Fort McPherson
[27] Georgia Department of Defense Directorate of Communications - Marietta
[28] 23rd Wing/Public Affairs - Moody AFB
[29] Broadcast Operations, Army Reserve Communications - Fort McPherson
[30] Georgia Department of Defense, Public Affairs Office - Marietta
[31] PHOENIX EXPRESS 09 - Marietta
[32] 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade - Hinesville
[33] 335th Signal Command (Theater) - East Point
[34] 7th Signal Command (Theater) - Fort Gordon
[35] National Guard Yellow Ribbon Events - ATLANTA
[36] 3rd Sustainment Brigade - Fort Stewart
[37] 1/10 Field Artillery, 3rd Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division - Fort Benning

Recent Image Galleries

[11] Test's - (03-13-2010)
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[9] The Buildup in Afghanistan - (03-11-2010)
Sgt. Kellie Collier, loadmaster, 816th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron, in support of Third Army, ... (0 images)

[16] Army Reserve Sgt. Alveranga Comp... - (03-10-2010)
Army Reserve Sgt. Patrick Alveranga plates up his dish during the Contemporary Category event at ... (0 images)

[16] Army Reserve Competes in Student... - (03-10-2010)
Army Reserve Spcs. Paul Harmon, foreground, and Eddie Malone prep ingredients during the Student ... (0 images)

[3] 1-36 Infantry Scout 'earning His... - (03-09-2010)
Spc. Aaron Suchan helps pull security after tactically deploying from a simulated helicopter, wit... (0 images)

[9] Third Army Moves HETs - (03-09-2010)
Heavy Equipment transporters wait to be unloaded from trailers in a lot at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. ... (0 images)

[16] Behind the Scenes With the Army ... - (03-08-2010)
Army Reserve Spc. Erich Doud prepares items for the table display in the team's kitchen at the 35... (0 images)

[2] Two Perspectives, One Conclusion... - (03-09-2010)
Iraqi first responders work to pull a family of seven from the rubble of their home, destroyed by... (0 images)

[4] March 7 Iraqi National Elections - (03-09-2010)
An Iraqi man cleans excess ink from his finger after voting in Najaf, Iraq, March 7. The 2010 ele... (0 images)

[4] Soldiers Develop Strong Bounds W... - (03-10-2010)
Lt. Col. Salah, commander of the 3rd Battalion, 30th Iraqi Army Division, holds a meeting with Ca... (0 images)

[9] The Transfer of Authority - (03-12-2010)
The Soldiers of the 3rd Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery held their Transfer of Authority Ce... (0 images)

[16] Sgt. Skinner Competes in Single ... - (03-07-2010)
Army Reserve Sgt. Trent Skinner competes in the single block ice carving event at the 35th U.S. A... (0 images)

[16] Army Reserve Competes in Contemp... - (03-07-2010)
Army Reserve Spc. Erich Doud prepares his entry in the contemporary category live lobster event a... (0 images)

[3] Desert Rogue Ingenuity Helps Sol... - (03-08-2010)
Pfc. Andrew Lamar, Forward Support Company, 1-64th Armor, shows off the bracket that he and fello... (0 images)

[4] Basketball and Ballots: Soldiers... - (03-10-2010)
Spc. Nathan "Mumu" Murray, Scout Platoon, Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regi... (0 images)

News Stories

[4] Soldiers develop strong bounds with counterparts

Iraq's security forces are in the lead, dedicated to and invested in the ongoing stability of their nation and ensuring the security of their U.S. partners, but the fewer U.S. troops still in the country assisting the Iraqi forces still have an essential job to do.
(03/10/10)

[4] Iraqi canine unit helps secure national elections

As his U.S. counterparts walked toward him, the commander of the Iraqi canine unit broke into a smile and held out his hand.
(03/10/10)

[4] Iraqi and U.S. forces prepare for National Elections

The success of this week's elections for five southern provinces in Iraq rested on the Mid-Euphrates Operations Center, located at Contingency Operating Station Echo.
(03/9/10)

[3] 1-36 Infantry scout 'earning his spurs' in northern Iraq

In today's Army, the cavalry scout is considered the commander's eyes and ears on the battlefield. Scouts engage the enemy with anti-armor weapons on their scout vehicles in the field, track and report enemy movement and activities, and direct the employment of various joint weapon systems against an adversary.
(03/9/10)

[2] DO NOT POST YET: Two perspectives, one conclusion: Elections increase confidence in ISF

Hours before election sites opened March 7, Iraqi security forces and their U.S. military counterparts patrolled the streets in search of improvised explosive devices among the roadside trash and any evidence of enemy activity.
(03/7/10)

[3] Desert Rogue Ingenuity helps Soldiers throughout Army

During World War II the first generation of young men that had grown up in a modern industrial society were seen on the battlefield. They were a fighting force of thinkers, risk-takers, problem-solvers, and day-dreamers. They were a generation that improvised and adapted technology to the battlefield. It is these same skill-sets that drive modern-day soldiers to overcome obstacles.
(03/6/10)

[4] Basketball and ballots: Soldiers reflect on national elections during downtime

Soldiers do many things to prepare for missions, but as important to the success of the mission as all the planning, the moments spent not thinking about the mission can be just as essential. Leading up to the March 7, 2010, national elections in Iraq, some 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division Soldiers took some time to relax and reflect.
(03/6/10)

[2] 1-3 Soldiers unwind at poetry night

In a dark room lit with glow sticks at the Falcon's Nest on Contingency Operating Station Falcon, March 2, artists weaved written words into poetry spoken through a microphone.
(03/4/10)

[3] Scout training aids Iraqis in becoming air mobile qualified

With the advent of the helicopter, airborne military operations became centered around the concept of strategic mobility, or getting the maximum number of Soldiers into the area of operations in the shortest amount of time.
(03/2/10)

[9] Third Army's assault command post conducts deployment training at Camp Buehring

Third Army's assault command post conducted deployment training at Camp Buehring Feb. 12-25, to enhance the team's ability to react to possible situations within the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility.
(03/2/10)

[3] 1-36 Infantry scout 'earning his spurs' in northern Iraq

In today's U.S. Army, the cavalry scout is considered the commander's eyes and ears on the battlefield. Scouts engage the enemy with anti-armor weapons on their scout vehicles in the field, track and report enemy movement and activities and direct the employment of various joint weapon systems against an adversary.
(02/26/10)

[10] Combat action in Ghazni province

U.S. Army 1st Lt. Marcus Ruzek's platoon was pinned down. They were outmanned, under heavy fire and cutoff. Ruzek and his 13 men had been fighting up to 70 Taliban for eight hours. They were unable to move and fighting from a poorly defendable position. All they could do was hunker down. It was his darkest hour.
(02/26/10)

[10] 48th Brigade Escorts ANA

The 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team Protective Service Detachment worked hand in hand with the U.S. Marine Corps Feb. 12 at the start of a four-day mission escorting 122 vehicles and nearly 300 Afghan National Army soldiers half way to their new command at Forward Operating Base Deleram in western Helmand Province.
(02/25/10)

[3] Spartan shooters train on intermediate-range targets

With a standard M16/A4 rifle, the average Soldier can engage targets up to 300 meters, while a skilled sniper can accurately and consistently hit targets more than 600 meters away.
(02/24/10)

[9] Third Army using many routes to get supplies to Afghanistan
Third Army is moving thousands of tons of much needed supplies in support of Operation Enduring Freedom with the help of many partner nations. Moving supplies through the so called Northern Distribution Network has proven to be increasingly successful in getting required equipment to troops in Afghanistan. Since March, 7,800 containers have been delivered via these routes with 5,500 more containers currently being transported in part through northeastern Europe to Afghanistan.
(02/24/10)

Recent Publications

	[10] 03.09.2010 Operation Mountain Delivery; Task Force Geronimo forges new partnership with ANA; 48th mentors achieve counter- IED milestone; New school in local village � Afghanistan's newest Soldi...		[3] 12.25.2009 It's Yank Magazine, Not Spartan Chronicle Black Knights discover large weapons cache Iraqi Soldiers learn new mortar techniques Spartan 1-36 Soldiers making a difference Where 'Titans' Dare Finding Footholds in FOB Marez Training Event Equals Partnership Spartan Soldiers and Iraqi Security Forces link for humanitarian aid d...
	[10] 02.01.2010 -Coalition and Afghan troops host 'contract rodeo' in Nangarhar - American and German Soldiers train Afghans - 48th IBCT NCOs and Warriors compete for top hon...		[10] 01.01.2010 - 1-108 CAV and ANSF hold security shura - Women's Police Corps training center opens - 48th IBCT and Afghan Army validate train...
	[10] 12.01.2009 - Afghan police and mentors improve Kabul security - Headquarters company Soldiers contribute to humanitarian role - ANA medics making prog...		[10] 11.01.2009 - 48th IBCT Soldiers prvide winter warmth to Afghan nomads - Huedkhyl village shure unites Afghan and 48th IBCT leaders - Camp Phoenix runs Army Ten-Mi...
	[10] 10.01.2009 - 48th IBCT assists Bakdashan orphanage - 148th battalion medical support provides critical need - Wife of fallen Volunteer receives VIP treatment at Atlanta Motor Speed...		[22] 06.01.2009 Signalling a change in leadership; Communications critical to operation; Signal Soldiers overcome obstacl...
	[30] 12.24.2009 GUARD HISTORY December 1917 -1919/A look at Georgia Guardsmen deployed in December/ McChrystal calls Guard's effort 'extraordinary'/More troops likely to join Georgia brigade in eastern Afghanistan/Training Facility now open at Robins AFB/ 560th BSB visits Uganda for an AFRICOM mission/ The 124th MPAD visits Japan's northern most island for the annual bilateral exercise./108th Cavalry begins project to build a memorial for fallen Soldiers/ SFC Gordin Spears donates statue to park in memory of Guardsman/ BG Maria Britt and CSM James Nelson visit wounded warriors at Fort Gordon's Warrior Transition unit/ Georgia Soldiers engage Afghan tribal leaders, Combat Readiness Center cuts ribbon on new 300-bed dormitory/Georgia Air Guard Colonel Harbin retir...		[30] 11.18.2009 GEORGIA LRS CONTINUES TRADITION / Crump, Clark win AJC Award / Ready! Aim! Qualify! / Leading by Example / Commissary approved for Dobbins / Sherman Invades Georgia / Guard plays host to Cobb 'commande...
	[30] 10.20.2009 'Bartender Soldier' perceiving problems in Afghanistan; New commander takes over at 221st MI Battalion; It's the General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center...Now!; Discovering General Clay; Ground broken for new $29 million headquarters, New HQ will be state of the art and 'green'; Simmons takes reigns at 165th AW; Georgia Guard mourns another fallen hero; 810th departs for Afghanistan; Col. Tim Britt pinned with first star; How to access Georgia Guardsman video...		[30] 09.16.2009 French soldiers learn combat life-saving skills; Beans and Bullets; Local Afghans weigh-in on presidential election; Medical support provides critical need; Brigade Soldiers receive combat honors atop Afghan summit; 108th Cav learns the art of Fast Ropes; Brigade, others celebrate women's right to vote; 165th firefighters set national record for excellence; Did you know? A look at Georgia Guard history; Bulldogs wear sticker honoring 48th Infantry; Guardsmen take part in annual combatives competition; The Georgia Guard launches new Web site;169th Soldiers deploy; New commander for the GSDF band; Airmen return home to eager families; Atlanta Motor Speedway selects Army widow to serve as Grand Mars...
	[30] 08.26.2009 State furloughs to effect National Guard;Civil engineer squadron facility to get face lift; Living the Soldiers' story: Journalists learning infantry tactics; ANA Master Gunners Graduate; Bowles: didn't win, but still a winner; Communication, learning from others center of annual conference; Volunteer of the Year: A great woman; August Guard History; National Guard embraces social media; Braves take Flight; Brunswick exercise tests Georgia response to terrorist threat; Army Guard graduates 28 new lieutenants; DVIDS Transmission Unit installed at JFHQ in Marietta; JSTARS Aircraft availability improved; Defense Travel System to modify reservation process; RHIP...What does it me...		[30] 08.06.2009 Morales laid to rest in Dalton; Soldier returns for Best Warrior competition; New Army senior enlisted leader installed; Russell to retire: Army CSM recalls time as senior Soldier Georgia Army Guard command sergeants major; Guard History: 'It was like duck hunting' ;Brigade Guardsmen attend Fort Polk Warrior Leaders Course; Celebrating 20 years of service ,Google invites US soldiers to Voice telephone service; New Driver's Licenses and IDs; Savannah airlifters 'carry the load' in Afghanistan; Efficiency, flexibility earns maintenance crew logistics honors; Three graduate from Army War College; Air Guard needs newer aircraft; Director says; Guard Promoti...
	[30] 07.23.2009 Georgia DoD videos for download; A 'Peachtree' in Afghanistan: 2009 road race honors fallen warriors; State employees earn service award; Intel unit trains hard, displays 'can do attitude'; Immersion in Taiwan, Guard History; Georgia engineers in Guyana for humanitarian operation; Chavers, Johnson laid to rest honored for service, sacrifice; Not Just another AT for JTF 781; Legislator visits Air Guard; Wood turns over 110th CCSB to G...		[30] 07.02.2009 A 4th of July Message from the TAG; Air MEDEVAC unit participates in annual exercise; Singing Georgia Soldier knows about second chances; Army offers 10-day leave for new fathers; MP commander back from Israel; GMI achieves Learning Institution of Excellence; Saudi Nights, Air Guard in the Desert; Guard History: 'Battle of the Boat' part 3; Tragedy strikes, Georgia Guard as four are KIA in Afghanistan; Jekyll conference focuses on 'Soldier, Airmen, families'; 116th Airmen awarded Bronze Star; Georgia Soldiers reflect on training, mission at departure ceremony; Dobbins C-130 logo contest won by GSDF Soldier; 139th IS celebrates one-year anniversary; Interview with Col Dan Zachman; 6,000th YCA graduate receives diploma; ROC drill preps officers for disast...

Recent Video

[6] Iraqi Freedom Minute - Mar. 12
This edition features a story about the U.S. 3-7 Cavalry Quick Reaction Force responding to a possibly dangerous situation shortly after election polls closed. Hosted by Spc. Jordan Maltezo. (03/12/10)

[16] U.S. Army Culinary Arts Competition
B-roll of the U.S. Army Culinary Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va. Scenes include interviews and various participants preparing their food and preparing the decorations and tables. (03/12/10)

[6] Soldiers Train to Save Lives Downrange
B-roll of non-medical Soldiers participating in a combat life saving recertification course being held at COB Adder, Iraq. Scenes include students receiving classroom instruction, practicing their skills on one another and an interview with an instructor about the course. Produced by Sgt. Paul Dayes. Also see "Soldiers Train to Save Lives Downrange" in the Packages section. (03/11/10)

[6] Iraqi Freedom Minute - Mar. 11
This edition features a story on non-medical Soldiers participating in a combat life saving recertification course being held at COB Adder, Iraq. The course offers training that can save a life. Hosted by Sgt. Paul Dayes. (03/11/10)

[6] Soldiers Train to Save Lives Downrange, Package
Package made from "Soldiers Train to Save Lives Downrange" in the B-roll section about non-medical Soldiers participating in a combat life saving recertification course being held at COB Adder, Iraq. The course offers training that can save a life. Produced by Sgt. Paul Dayes. (03/11/10)

[8] Sgt. McKenzie
Talks to a WBTW-TV reporter about why he decided to join the military, what it means to him to serve in the military, some of the sacrifices he had to make in becoming a Soldier, being deployed to Iraq four times and the progress he has seen made in Iraq (03/11/10)

[12] Headquarters Troops 1st Sqn 108th Cavalry, Part 2
B-Roll of footage shot during the return home to family and friends after a year long deployment to Afghanistan. Part 2 of 2. Produced by 1st Sgt. John Kinneman (03/11/10)

[6] Rough Riders
Package about the spirit of the wild west finding it's way to Iraq in the hearts and minds of cavalry Soldiers. Produced by Spc. Catherine Threat. (03/10/10)

[6] Iraqi Freedom Minute: Rough Riders - March 10
This edition features stories on the spirit of the wild west finding it's way to Iraq in the hearts and minds of cavalry Soldiers. Produced by Spc. Catherine Threat. (03/10/10)

[6] Rough Riders
B-roll of the spirit of the wild west finding it's way to Iraq in the hearts and minds of cavalry Soldiers. Produced by Spc. Catherine Threat. (03/10/10)

[12] 2010 Diversity Conference
B-roll of a week long conference involving representatives from throughout the US focused upon issues of diversity and examined programs that continue to enhance the positive diversity environment within the National Guard. The Chief of the National Guard participated in a Swearing-In ceremony to welcome new citizens to the United States. (03/10/10)

[16] U.S. Army Culinary Arts Competition 2010, Part 1
B-roll of the U.S. Army Culinary Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va. Scenes include a team competing in the three-man five block ice carving competition, and Soldiers competing in the Student Team Skills competition, area K-3, and K-1 competitions. Part 1 of 2. (03/10/10)

[16] U.S. Army Culinary Arts Competition 2010, Part 2
B-roll of the U.S. Army Culinary Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va. Scenes include a team competing in the three-man five block ice carving competition, and Soldiers competing in the Student Team Skills competition, area K-3, and K-1 competitions. Part 2 of 2. (03/10/10)

[19] U.S. Secretary of Defense Visits Camp Pol-e-charki
B-roll of U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates visiting Camp Pol-e-charki, Afghanistan.. Scenes include helicopters landing. Secretary Gates viewing a training demonstration by Afghan soldiers and Gen. Abdul Rahim Wardak and Secretary Gates making statements. Produced by Sgt. Dan Caudill (03/10/10)

[10] Staff Sgt. Bill
Talks to a reporter about preparing to return back home, what is he most proud of during his time in Afghanistan, the advancements made by the Afghan security forces and preparing his replacements. (03/9/10)

Recent Audio

[2] Partnership Aid Drop
This newscast includes the following stories: Fort Stewart, Ga.'s Fifth Squadron, Seventh Cavalry Regiment Soldiers and Iraqi police make a difference in the lives of many less fortunate Iraqis with a bit of humanitarian aid. Spc. Lesley Entrekin takes us to Baghdad for the relief project.

[2] Joint medical training
This newscast includes the following stories: Working together for a better Iraq involves more than just patrols and training. Spc. Lesley Entrekin takes to Contingency Operating Station Falcon where Iraqi and U.S. doctors are working on their own brand of joint operations.

[2] Cavalry officers visit Medal of Honor battle site
This newscast includes the following stories: Fort Stewart Georgia's Fifth Squadron, Seventh Cavalry Regiment's officers explored the battle sited where a medal of honor winner made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. Spc. Lesley Entrekin takes us to Baghdad International Airport.

[2] Infantry Soldiers perform pre-election combined patrols
This newscast includes the following stories: U.S. Soldiers team up with Iraqi security forces in preparation for Iraq's upcoming elections. Spc. Lesley Entrekin takes us on patrol with Third Infantry Divisions 2-7 Infantry Regiment.

[11] Conference America Radio Show
Conference America Radio Show 1st Lt. Chad Livingston interview, discussing working with the Iraqi army engineers.

[3] AIr Mobile Training
22 Iraqis took part in AIr Mobile training at JSS India in northern Iraq. 1st Lt. Andrew Higgins was the officer in charge in charge of the training. He comments on the training, and how well the Iraqis did. The class was taught by the Scout Platoon of 1st Battalion, 36th Infantry, out of Fort Bliss, Texas.

[3] Staff Sgt. McLaurine comments on air mobile training with Iraqis at JSS Ind
Staff Sgt. Jeremiah McLaurine is the senior scout for the 1-36 Infantry Scout Platoon, from Fort Bliss Texas. He served as the NCOIC for the 5-day air mobile training course at JSS India, which trained 22 Iraqis on air mobile operations. the class culminated with rides in U.S. UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters, where the Iraqis were able to apply what they learned. McLaurine comments on the training aspects of the class and traiing the Iraqis.

[2] Comedians Entertain Troops in Baghdad
The accompanying product is a radio news story from Baghdad covering military units and events across 1st Brigade Combat Team-Augmented, 3rd Infantry Division, U.S. Division-Center.

For this and other stories about 1/3 BCT-A, please contact the DVIDS Media Relations Staff at 678-421-6612 or e-mail: news@dvidshub.net.

Today's radio broadcast story was produced by Spc. Lesley Entrekin, 1st Brigade Combat Team-Augmented, 3rd Infantry Division Public Affairs Office.

This newscast includes the following stories:

Soldiers on Contingency Operating Station Falcon took a few hours to relax and laugh with a visit from some of New York's finest comedians. Spc. Lesley Entrekin tells us about the tour.

[27] Col. Baldwoski
Talks to a WGAU-AM reporter returning home from Afghanistan and training the Afghan soldiers.

[30] Maj. Gen. Nesbitt
Major Gen. William T. Nesbitt, Adjutant General of the the Georgia National Guard, encourages the public to welcome back 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (48 IBCT) Soldiers returning from Afghanistan.

[6] AFN-Iraq Freedom Radio Interview - Florida Marlins
Spc. Michael Pleyte and MSgt Christopher Stone interview several members of the Florida Marlins organization live on Freedom Radio. Topics include: trip to Iraq and baseball.

[11] Testing
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[11] Capt. Betts
Talk to a reporter WDUN-AM reporter from Gainesville,Ga. about the Digital Video Imagery Distribution System (DVIDS) and how it is used to help deployed service members connect with their families during the holidays.

[11] Sgt. Sherfield
Talks to a South 107 reporter in Rome, Ga. about the Guard and Reserves, his duties as a civilian, his duties while deployed, previous deployments and his family's military history.

[16] Lt. Watson
Talks to a Lubbock Avalanche-Journal reporter about what it is like to deliver babies where she is stationed where there is a lack of modern equipment.