Audio by Staff Sgt. John Jackson | Regional Command Southwest | 05.06.2014
Marine Col. C.J. Douglas talks to a USA Today reporter about all Marines now being out of the Sangin and Helmand provinces, Afghanistan....
Courtesy Audio | Regional Command Southwest | 05.06.2014
Marine 1st Lt. Peter Marks talks to a KXLY-AM reporter, in Spokane, Wash., about all Marines now being out of the Sangin and Helmand provinces, Afghanistan....
Audio by Spc. Andrew Vidakovich | Defense Media Activity - Army Productions | 05.05.2014
Medical soldiers at AL Udeid Air Base, Qatar train for real life combat scenarios, ISAF aids Afghanistan after deadly landslides take the lives of 2,500 locals....
Courtesy Audio | 416th Theater Engineer Command | 05.05.2014
Spc. Bradley Schmidt talks to a Quad Community Press about competing in the Best Warrior Competition
Audio by Sgt. Jacob Sawyer | Joint Multinational Readiness Center | 05.04.2014
The people of Pilsen, in the Czech Republic, have never forgotten those brave soldiers that liberated their city 69 years ago. In honor of those soldiers, the town of Pilsen throws a fest and invites the veterans that took part in the liberation back to Pilsen for celebration....
Audio by Sgt. Jacob Sawyer | Joint Multinational Readiness Center | 05.04.2014
The city of Pilsen prepares for the annual liberation festival called Honor America. The festival brings back the veterans that served in Patton's 3rd Army that helped liberate them and treats them like royalty....
Audio by Sgt. Jacob Sawyer | Joint Multinational Readiness Center | 05.04.2014
Many different Czech military clubs come out for the Pilsen liberation festival and help replicate the authentic look of the U.S. soldiers from World War II. Their attention to detail is amazing....
Audio by Sgt. Jacob Sawyer | Joint Multinational Readiness Center | 05.04.2014
Thirteen American and Belgian vets made the journey to the town of Pisen in the Czech Republic for a festival in their honor. The festival celebrates the liberation of Pilsen 69 years ago, and the vets are brought there and treated as hero's....
