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[1] Obama’s civilian-surge plan comes to life at Camp Atterbury National Deployment Center may follow success
 As the effects of President Barack Obama’s plan to drawdown troops in Iraq and shift fighting forces to Afghanistan become reality, the military’s need for civilian expertise in theater is becoming more apparent. In addition to the troop surge in Afghanistan, Obama has implemented a civilian surge, supplementing the military with teams of subject matter experts in a variety of fields such as security, agribusiness and logistics from several U.S. government agencies including the Department of Homeland Security, Department of State and the Department of Defense.
(03/11/10)
[1] Top Afghan army sergeant, police chief visit Camp Atterbury, Ind.
 The top non-commissioned officer of the Afghanistan national army and chief of Afghan national police visited Camp Atterbury March 9 and 10, to learn about the training facilities that produce thousands of troops and civilians deploying to Afghanistan, and to brief Army officials on the situation in theatre.
(03/11/10)
[1] Post to host Facebook site
 Now that the Department of Defense has created and distributed a social media policy, which, in effect allows service members to create and use social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter on military installations, Camp Atterbury today will follow suit with the launching of its Facebook page.
(03/10/10)
[8] Task Force 38 pilot embraces musical outlet
 Shortly after arriving at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, a 3rd Battalion, 158 Aviation Regiment UH-60 Black Hawk pilot received a mission to fly members of the United Service Organizations tour throughout Iraq. The usual mission provided an unusual experience and jump start to the pilot's Operation Iraqi Freedom deployment.
(03/1/10)
[1] Soldiers feel effects of foreclosure
Tenants throughout Indiana are raking leaves, mowing grass, paying rent... and getting evicted. Some tenants are discovering being responsible isn't enough to avoid eviction due to foreclosure.
(02/26/10)
[1] What can green do for you? Army reserve unit expedites material Afghanistan-wide
 When packages are shipped in the United States, customers have a reasonable assumption that whatever they send will reach its destination in a reasonable amount of time. Everything is logged and tracked. Persons are held accountable if something does not get where it is supposed to be when it is supposed to. It is a service that is often taken for granted, especially when on deployment.
(02/26/10)
[8] Soldier sets standard in dining facility, as senior NCO
 While providing military oversight for a team consisting of seven different Army units and more than 250 civilian contractors from multiple countries would be daunting for some Soldiers, one Indiana National Guard Soldier stepped up to the plate and embraced the challenge.
(02/20/10)
[8] Soldier uses training, extinguishes generator fire
 Task Force 38 Soldiers noticed a generator was on fire Saturday, Feb. 20, as they were leaving their work area after their shift ended that morning.
(02/20/10)
[1] Iraq Troop Evacuation Effects at Camp Atterbury
 It started as a campaign promise and in the recent State of the Union Address, it became policy. Before the assembled totality of Congress and other dignitaries, President Barack Obama declared the withdrawal of combat troops from Iraq. In the speech, Obama stated that this will be accomplished by the end of August.
(02/19/10)
[1] Civilians learn security, safety measures in preparation for deployment
 It's official. The Civilian Expeditionary Workforce, introduced in January 2009, is up and running full speed ahead. After an intense 10-day course held from Jan. 25 through Feb. 3, the first iteration – 16 students – of the CEW completed their course at Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center and Muscatatuck Urban Training Center. To date, more than 3,000 civilians have deployed in support of overseas stabilization missions.
(02/17/10)
[1] Missouri Soldiers battle winter to reunite with family
 It was a level three snow emergency on President's Day and Missouri Soldiers from the 620th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion conquered the weather like the obstacles they encountered in Iraq.
(02/16/10)
[4] Medal of Honor Recipient visits Bedford unit
 Medal of Honor Recipient Sammy Davis paid a visit to Soldiers from the 2219th Brigade Support Company, Indiana National Guard Feb. 13, at the Bedford National Guard Armory here. During his visit, Davis had the opportunity to speak with more than 100 Soldiers from the unit, who are preparing for deployment to Iraq in the future.
(02/13/10)
[1] Taking command
 The winter weather did not stop the show for Lt. Col. David Roberts who took command of the 138th Regiment Indiana Regional Training Institute General Studies Battalion in a change-of-command ceremony at Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center Saturday.
(02/6/10)
[1] Military policeman saves civilian contractor's life
 The call for a medical assist echoed over the radio strapped to 22-year-old Camp Atterbury Military Police Officer Spc. Stephen Strebinger's right shoulder on the rainy afternoon of Sept. 22, 2009.
(02/3/10)
[8] Soldiers praise 'workhorse' aircraft
 When in the course of human events it becomes necessary to fly troops and cargo around, one should Iraq look no further Task Force 38's C-23 Sherpa unit, F Company, 1st Battalion, 207th Tactical Aviation Regiment.
(02/2/10)
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Recent Publications |
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[1] 05.15.2007
Vigilant Guard, Ardent Sentry, Brother and sister engineers will serve together in Iraq, Marines work with Boy Scouts, Recruiters work with Job Corp kids, Soldier saves man from burning tru...
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[1] 04.15.2007
Archeologist protects state's past, 205th trainers, German proficiency badge, 219th ASG, Local responders train at MUTC, 416th to work on 'big picture' infrastructure projects in Iraq, Camp's prescribed burn program creates safer training ar...
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[1] 03.20.2007
Cav troops practice clearing exercises unit they get it right, Veterinarians leave their animals behind to ensure food safety, Call for fire, 450th Movement Control Battalion, Rosetta Stone Language Lab, International group visits Atterb...
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Recent Video |
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 [1] Slovak Republic Minister of Defense Visits Muscatatuck and Camp Atterbury,
Package made from "Slovak Republic Minister of Defense Visits Muscatatuck and Camp Atterbury" in the B-roll section about the Slovak Republic minister of defense visiting the Urban Training Center at Muscatatuck and Camp Atterbury to learn new training methods. Produced by Tim Sproles. (03/11/10)
 [1] Slovak Republic Minister of Defense Visits Muscatatuck and Camp Atterbury,
B-roll of the Slovak Republic minister of defense visiting the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center and Camp Atterbury to learn new training methods. Scenes include a group touring the training facilities. Produced by Tim Sproles. Part 1 of 2. (03/11/10)
 [1] Slovak Republic Minister of Defense Visits Muscatatuck and Camp Atterbury,
B-roll of the Slovak Republic minister of defense visiting the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center and Camp Atterbury to learn new training methods. Produced by Tim Sproles. Part 2 of 2. (03/11/10)
 [1] Col. Townsend and Slovak Minister of Defense Baska
Talk to a military reporter about the Slovak Republic minister of defense visiting the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center and Camp Atterbury to learn new training methods and the history of the partnership. Produced by Tim Sproles. (03/11/10)
 [1] 90th Sustainment Brigade Returns Home, Part 1
B-roll of 90th Sustainment Brigade Soldiers reuniting with family and friends after returning from deployment. Part 1 of 2. Produced by Timothy Sproles. (02/27/10)
 [1] 90th Sustainment Brigade Returns Home, Part 2
B-roll of 90th Sustainment Brigade Soldiers and their family members talking to a reporter about the deployment they just returned from and what it’s like to be home. Produced by Timothy Sproles. Part 2 of 2. (02/27/10)
 [1] Patriot Academy Students Learn Hand-to-Hand Combat Techniques at Camp Atter
B-roll of Soldiers participating in hand-to-hand combat training at the Patriot Academy at Camp Atterbury, Ind. Scenes include instructors demonstrating techniques while giving instruction and students practicing the combat techniques with the instructors and one another. Also see "Sgt. Ayinde and Pfc. Schmidt" in the Interviews section. (02/26/10)
 [1] Sgt. Ayinde and Pfc. Schmidt
Sgt. Ayinde, a combatives program instructor, talks to a military reporter about how the Patriot Academy hand-to-hand program is structured, the goals of the program and to multiple ways the Soldier students benefit from the program. Pfc. Schmidt, a student, talks about his personal experience in the program and general information about how the class works. Also see "Patriot Academy Students Learn Hand-to-Hand Combat Techniques" in the B-roll section. (02/26/10)
 [1] DOD Civilians Train at Camp Atterbury - With Titles
Package of preparatory training for civilian Department of Defense (DoD) personnel who are deploying to combat zones and other areas of operation throughout the world. The goal of the training is to properly equip the civilians so that they can perform at peak performance on day one in theater. Produced by Tim Sproles. (02/17/10)
 [1] DOD Civilians Train at Camp Atterbury - Without Titles
Package of preparatory training for civilian Department of Defense (DoD) personnel who are deploying to combat zones and other areas of operation throughout the world. The goal of the training is to properly equip the civilians so that they can perform at peak performance on day one in theater. Produced by Tim Sproles. This version does not include CG titles (02/17/10)
 [1] PRT Deployment Ceremony, Part 1
B-roll of a Provincial Reconstruction Team deployment ceremony held at Camp Atterbury. Scenes include service members standing in formation while a high ranking official speaks and an interview with a deploying Airman and his family. Part 1 of 2. (02/16/10)
 [1] PRT Deployment Ceremony, Part 2
B-roll of a Provincial Reconstruction Team deployment ceremony at Camp Atterbury. Scenes include family members and service members in the audience listening to a high ranking official speak about the unit's deployment. Part 2 of 2. (02/16/10)
 [1] 542nd Return , Part 2
Interviews with two Soldiers from the 542nd Quartermaster Company upon their return from overseas. Also see "The 542nd Return to American Soil" in the b-roll section. (02/13/10)
 [1] The 542nd Return to American Soil
B-roll of Soldiers from the 542nd Quartermaster Company returning from their tour overseas. Scenes include the Soldiers getting off of the airplane and their luggage being offloaded. Also see "542nd Return , Part 2" in the interview section. (02/13/10)
 [1] Camp Atterbury Regional Corps Training Team 2 Departure Ceremony, Part 1
B-roll of the departure ceremony for the Regional Corps Training Team 2. Scenes include speeches and singing by the Camp Atterbury Singers group. Part 1 of 4. Produced by Tim Sproles. (02/5/10)
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Recent Audio |
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[1] Col. Richmond
Talks to a Daily Journal reporter about the tornado damage on Camp Atterbury.
[1] Col. Richmond - ABC RAdio
Talks to ABC Radio about the tornado that hit Camp Atterbury and the resulting damage.
[1] Brig. Gen. Davoren - ABC News Radio
Talks to an ABC News Radio reporter in New York, N.Y., about what his mission will be in Kosovo, why the United Nations is concerned about security there, how troops are balanced between the different theaters around the world, the goal of their mission, the potential for combat situations in Kosovo, the current security situation in Kosovo and when Kosovo is expected to declare independence. Audio only.
[1] Col. Barry Richmond
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