Courtesy Audio | DVIDS Hub | 03.23.2010
Talks to a WSRQ reporter in Sarasota, Fla., for Captain's America and Troop Talk Radio about his work as a platoon leader in an engineer battalion, his average day, working with the Iraqi's, the food in Iraq and on base, getting ready for the next unit, troop withdrawal, what they will be leaving the Iraqi army once the military has left completely, care packages and thanks everyone for their......
Courtesy Audio | 13th Armored Corps Sustainment Command (13th ESC) | 03.23.2010
Talks to a Radio Lia reporter about being on his first deployment, any surprises he received when arriving in Iraq, his responsibilities in Iraq, a reduction in roadside bombs in Iraq and Iraqi security forces taking a lead in security while U.S. forces taking a supporting role....
Audio by Amanda Filler | Defense Health Agency | 03.23.2010
Dr. Frederick Flynn, Program Director, Traumatic Brain Injury at Madigan Army Medical Center, will discuss the traumatic brain injury program at the medical center....
Courtesy Audio | 377th Theater Sustainment Command | 03.23.2010
Talks to a KIRO-AM reporter in Seattle, Wash., about his work in Haiti, humanitarian work his unit covers, earthquake relief, working as a motor Sergeant, working with the locals, what Haiti still needs, what he does in his spare time, the weather in Haiti and back home and his future in the military. Audio only....
Courtesy Audio | 22nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment | 03.23.2010
Package about a Soldier teaching his fellow Soldiers vehicle mechanics and repairs in Afghanistan. Produced by Sgt. Randall Pike...
Courtesy Audio | AFN Afghanistan | 03.23.2010
A recent change in Farah, Afghanistan has the people celebrating. Marine Cpl. Dane Knapik-Christensen explains how one generator brightened the day for many Afghans....
Courtesy Audio | AFN Afghanistan | 03.23.2010
Chaplains go anywhere the men and women of the military go including war zones. Marine Cpl. Dane Knapik-Christensen takes us to Farah, Afghanistan where one chaplain's absence means others must step up....
Courtesy Audio | AFN Afghanistan | 03.23.2010
In March of 2007 heavy duty rains and melting winter snows caused destructive flooding across Afghanistan. According to an International Security Assistance Force news release some of the most severe flooding occurred in Parwan Province. Air Force Staff Sgt. Tiffany Gordon takes us to Parwan and tells us how Kentucky's Agribusiness Development Team is helping to repair some of that damage......
