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16th combat aviation brigade

afghanistan

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staff sgt bryan lewis

task force flying dragons

task force raptor

war in afghanistan 2001 2021

1 52nd general support aviation battalion

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Flying Dragons take aim at training

Flying Dragons take aim at training

U.S. Spc. Matthew Bowers, a CH-47F Chinook helicopter crew chief with Task Force Flying Dragons, reloads a M240B machine gun aboard a Chinook during aerial door gunnery training Sept. 7 at a training site in So... More

Flying Dragons take aim at training

Flying Dragons take aim at training

U.S. CH-47F Chinook helicopter crew chiefs from Task Force Flying Dragons conduct aerial door gunnery training at a training site in Southern Afghanistan. The Soldiers, which are stationed at Kandahar Airfield ... More

Flying Dragons carry FOB Apache retrograde

Flying Dragons carry FOB Apache retrograde

CH-47F Chinook helicopter pilots and crew chiefs from Task Force Flying Dragons unload Task Force Mountain Warrior Soldiers and equipment Aug. 24 at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, in support of U.S. retrograde... More

Flying Dragons carry load for FOB Apache

Flying Dragons carry load for FOB Apache

CH-47F Chinook helicopter pilots and crew chiefs from Task Force Flying Dragons work together with sling load personnel from Task Force Bellator to transport equipment from Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, to Fo... More

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