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Summary
Soldiers from 426th Brigade Support Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, warm up their vehicles before departing on a mission to provide an Iraqi police station in ad Dawr with concrete barriers. The "Taskmaster" Soldiers are responsible for providing the Bastogne Infantrymen and Iraqi army elements with the supplies they need to sustain the fight against terrorism.
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1st brigade combat team
humvees
101st airborne division
bastogne
ia
supplies
iraqi police
iraq
iraqi army
ip
426th brigade support battalion
ad dawr
taskmaster
concrete barriers
rick rzepka
101st airborne division aa public affairs
where the rubber meets the road
dvids
iraq war 2003 2011
Date
04/03/2008
Source
Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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