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Cpl. Jonathan Vasquez has served tours of duty in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Maj. Neil Kugler sits in a Blackhawk helicopter during a tour of duty in Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.
US soldiers with the 1st Battalion, 6th Regiment, 2nd BCT, 1st Amoured Division, board a Blackhawk helicopter at a farm in Owesat, southwest of Baghdad.
There's a bear in Baraboo: Animal wanders into neighborhood
Local resident Tim Deppe helps police officers shepherd an American black bear away from residents after it wandered into the Blackhawk mobile home park Monday afternoon.
Oregon medics now flying missions in Iraq
Inside the cramped and hot confines of the Blackhawk helicopter, flight medics from Oregon care for two soldiers severely wounded by shrapnel from a roadside bomb.
Iraq confident about security after U.S. troops leave towns
Iraq is confident its security forces can manage alone after U.S. soldiers pull out of towns and cities this month, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshiyar Zebari said on Friday.
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Alaska's biggest military exercise means booming business for fighter pilots
Alaska's largest military exercise of the year is set to begin today. More than 9,000 troops from all branches of the U.S. military, stationed in nine different time zones, will participate in Northern Edge 2009.
Old SaybrookBlack Hawk Visits Old Saybrook Middle School
School Stuff Submitted by Carina Using on 2009-06-08.   If you were in Old Saybrook on June 2, you may have noticed something in the sky that was strangely reminiscent of some of the military movies that you may have seen.
At Camp Edwards this past weekend, current cadets had the opportunity to ride in a Blackhawk helicopter.
St. Paul-based brigade returning from Iraq today
A welcome home ceremony is scheduled for late this afternoon for more than 100 members of the St.
From Afghanistan: Wild Ride, Rock-throwing Kids, 'Crazy' Mountains
Graham Smith, an All Things Considered producer, is in Afghanistan with NPR Pentagon correspondent Tom Bowman and photographer David Gilkey.
Freedom Festival may feature Blackhawk
The organizers of the Freedom Festival want to add a Black Hawk helicopter to the other spectacles guests can see there.
3rd ID honors veterans' legacies
Blackhawk helicopter pilots Chief Warrant Officer 2 Jim Morrison, left, and CW2 Matthew Spawn, and crew chief Spc.
155th Trains at Camp Shelby, Part 2
The soldiers of the 155th Brigade are leaving their lives behind to serve their country on active duty.
a Copter comes to thrill Bristow students
First-graders at Cedar Point Elementary School didn't know what a Blackhawk helicopter was, so it didn't matter to them that an AS-350 helicopter arrived at their school in Bristow instead.
Pfc. Steven Green guilty on all 17 criminal counts
US federal jury will determine whether former soldier Steven Dale Green should be executed for raping an Iraqi teenager and executing the girl and her family, court officials said yesterday.
Afghan official: 147 killed in US-Taliban clashes
U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, addresses troops during his visit to the Forward Operating Base Ramrod, in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan, Thursday May 7, 2009.
Piracy and the plundering of Somalia's resources
The standoff between Somalis labeled "pirates" by the U.S. media and the U.S. Navy ended with the fatal shootings of the men who held the captain of the Maersk Alabama hostage for five days.
Mexican federal police arresting a suspected member of the Familia Michoacana drug cartel
At most baptisms only close relatives and friends are in attendance but this is not exactly a normal 'family'. Cited by the US as major players in the international drugs trade the 'Familia Michoacana' had its christening gate-crashed by 400 police officers and two Blackhawk helicopters.