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Military keyword > troop > Great Britain > The British troop levels are due to shrink to 5,000 from 5,500 by December in stark contrast to the US military surge (Richard Mills-The Times)
Military keyword > troop > Great Britain > U S Army soldiers from Charlie Troop, 5th Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regimen (Recon), 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, N C , breach a compound to search for insurgent activities during Operation Minotaur
Military keyword > troop > Great Britain > Two U S Army soldiers from Brigade Support Troop Battalion, Headquarters Company, 3rd Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division relax prior to departing on a mission from Forward Operating Base Hammer in Iraq on May 21, 2007
Military keyword > troop > Great Britain > M-48A5 Troop C
Military keyword > troop > Great Britain > John Troop C
Military keyword > troop > This is my Uncle Bob (Robert Lewis) of Winchester, Indiana. The picture was taken at Grandma Nan's in 1962 or thereabouts, located on RR 2 outside of Winchester. The lady is his sister Doris Schaefer. Uncle Bob was an infantryman in "F" Troop 5th Cav during WWII. He served from the Gilbert Islands to the occupation of Tokyo. He was wounded by a shotgun blast to the leg at the battle for the Manila Post Office. He always wondered how the Japanese soldier hit him instead of "Bulldog" Wilson who was standing between them. Uncle Bob had four Pacific Campaign Bronze Battle Stars and two Phillipine Bronze Battle Stars. He was in a lot of s__t but only told of what he could still laugh about. He was only 19 when he was drafted and suffered from PTSD for years afterward. He was my hero and he was my surrogate father in my youth. I loved him dearly and was fortunate to have told him so before his passing last year. He is now at rest with his beloved granddaughter Chrissy. Bob was one of five of my uncles who served in WWII. Between them they returned with three purple hearts. All but one were combat veterans. My one uncle was fortunate to remain stateside as he was drafted late in the war. The others weren't so lucky and ended up in the s__t. I have always been thankful that all of them returned.
Military keyword > troop > L Troop 3/3ACR 1963 right half
Military keyword > troop > L Troop 3/3ACR left half 1963
Military keyword > troop > Great Britain > U S Army Pfc Michael Garner, a medic from Charlie Troop, 4th Squadron, 9th Calvary Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Calvary Division, splints an elderly mans arm on Haifa Street in Baghdad
The British troop levels are due to shrink to 5,000 from 5,500 by December in stark contrast to the US military surge (Richard Mills-The Times)
Great Britain > The British troop levels are due to shrink to 5,000 from 5,500 by December in stark contrast to the US military surge (Richard Mills-The Times)
The British troop levels are due to shrink to 5,000 from 5,500 by December in stark contrast to the US military surge (Richard Mills-The Times)
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