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    Time capsule left by decorated Kentucky Guard MP unit found in Fort McCoy barracks nearly two decades after unit left of Operation Iraqi Freedom [Image 43 of 57]

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    Time capsule left by decorated Kentucky Guard MP unit found in Fort McCoy barracks nearly two decades after unit left of Operation Iraqi Freedom

    BAGHDAD, IRAQ

    02.20.2005

    Courtesy Photo

    Fort McCoy Public Affairs Office           

    Soldiers with the Kentucky National Guard’s 617th Military Police Company are shown Feb. 20, 2005, in Iraq, while on deployment. The unit, before they were deployed, were mobilized at Fort McCoy and had left a time capsule in a barracks at McCoy that was discovered in late 2022 by contractors working on Fort McCoy barracks. The company placed the makeshift time capsule in the walls of the barracks thinking they’d come back to it after their deployment completed in 2005 but they forgot about it. The 617th completed their mobilization at Fort McCoy from October to November 2004 and then their demobilization a year later. The unit also is one of the most decorated combat National Guard military police units after completing that deployment. (Contributed photo)

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    Date Taken: 02.20.2005
    Date Posted: 03.15.2023 17:57
    Photo ID: 7683532
    VIRIN: 050220-A-A4608-373
    Resolution: 375x606
    Size: 82.31 KB
    Location: BAGHDAD, IQ

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