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| U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Matthew Stansfield, a sniper-scout from Task Force Tacoma, Logistics Support Area Anaconda, assigned to 2nd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division verifies the grid coordinates for a target house during Operation Rocketman III, June 8, 2004. Operation Rocketman III was a joint combined arms mission to secure and search anti-Iraqi forces suspected of harboring terrorists and weapons used against Logistics Support Area Anaconda. U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Scott Reed
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| Typhoon, Sirocco Join Gulf Security Ops |
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| MANAMA, Bahrain, June 23, 2004 — USS Typhoon and USS Sirocco joined the maritime security operations force in the Northern Arabian Gulf in June, helping to protect the Iraqi oil terminals.Since arriving, Typhoon and Sirocco combined have been actively engaged in enforcing a strict 2,000 meter exclusion zone around the critical oil platforms. More |
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| Soldiers Patrol City's
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| BAGHDAD, Iraq, June 22, 2004 — Their mission that evening was no different than any other night: to patrol the area and set up a traffic control point in the most dangerous part of town. While the mission may be routine, the dangers remain real. More |
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American C-17 Airlifts Iraqi
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BALAD AIR BASE, Iraq, June 22, 2004 — Medics from the 379th Expeditionary Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron helped airlift a 13-year-old Iraqi to Budapest, Hungary, recently. Crew members aboard a C-17 Globemaster III helped transport Abbas Jabbar, who was injured when he ran in front of a Hungarian convoy patrolling near Baghdad. More |
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| Driving Big Rigs on the Frontline |
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| LOGISTICS SUPPORT AREA ANACONDA, BALAD, Iraq, June 22, 2004 — The front line of the war used to consist of chasing anti-coalition forces through cities. The front line has since moved to the highways and supply routes and the soldiers fighting on it are no longer exclusivley infantryman, but also truck drivers. More |
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| Boot Camp Begins for Iraqi Recruits |
| CAMP INDIA, Iraq, June 20, 2004 – More than 30 Iraqi men, 18-to-37-years-old from the city of Zadan, got their first taste of the Iraqi Civil Defense Corps boot camp, courtesy of the U.S. Marines. More |
| Sovereignty Thriving in Local Governments |
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Marine Infantry Battalion
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| CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C., June 21, 2004 — It was no more than 18 months ago when families and friends gave final hugs and said goodbye to their loved ones from 1st Battalion, 2nd Marines, as they departed for Iraq with the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade. A similar scene played out June 19 as the Marines headed back to Iraq as the Ground Combat Element for the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit. More |
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| Transformation |
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Battlefield Metrics Key
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| ARLINGTON, Va., June 23, 2004 — The Defense Department needs to be organized according to the metrics used on the battlefield, said the director of the department's Office of Force Transformation here June 22. More |
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Soldiers Agree: Terminal
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| FORT IRWIN, Calif., June 22, 2004 — New technology to come out of the Army’s initiative "Connect the Logistician" is not only making it easier for soldiers to communicate while in the battlefield, but it is also saving their lives. More |
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New Mobile Unit Takes Over
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| MANAMA, Bahrain, June 22, 2004 — Navy Mobile Security Force Detachment 21 relieved the Interim Marine Corps Security Force, Bahrain, June 5 aboard the Khawr Al Amaya and Al Basrah Oil Terminals in the North Arabian Gulf. Commissioned in February of 2003, the detachment is the first operational unit in the Navy's newly created Mobile Security Force. More |
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U.S. Marine Corps
Lance Cpl. J. Dustin Campbell |
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AL ASAD, Iraq, June 23, 2004 — A Reserve infantry Marine recently put out a fire here that saved a building from destruction. Lance Cpl. J. Dustin Campbell, a volunteer firefighter in his hometown of Union County, Tenn., saw smoke billowing out of building used to house private third country national workers. More |
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Airmen Help Air Force,
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BAGHDAD, Iraq, June 22, 2004 — More than 200 noncommissioned officers are helping the Army by providing air cover for patrols protecting convoys, performing raids, responding to mortar and road attacks, and training Iraqis to provide their own security. More |
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'Devil Docs' Celebrate
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| CAMP FALLUJAH, Iraq, June 17, 2004 — Twenty-one Medals of Honor, 174 Navy Crosses, 942 Silver Stars, 1,554 Bronze Stars are among the decorations awarded to hospital corpsmen in the last 100 years, a testament to the dedication and fearlessness they have displayed. More |
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