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Sgt. Roger Daniels, a human intelligence collector,

Sgt. Roger Daniels, a human intelligence collector,

Sgt. Roger Daniels, a human intelligence collector, with the 201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade receives his Advanced Combat Helmet back from Master Sgt. Benjamin Owens, a senior enlisted adviser for the so... More

The Advanced Combat helmet was presented back to a

The Advanced Combat helmet was presented back to a

The Advanced Combat helmet was presented back to a soldier with the 201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade, after he was shot in the head during an ambush in Afghanistan. A ceremony was held to allow the Progr... More

Sgt. Roger Daniels, a human intelligence collector,

Sgt. Roger Daniels, a human intelligence collector,

Sgt. Roger Daniels, a human intelligence collector, with the 201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade displays his Advanced Combat Helmet alongside his unit after a ceremony held for the return of his ACH Aug. 2.... More

Staff Sgt. Michael Irwin, 109th Military Intelligence

Staff Sgt. Michael Irwin, 109th Military Intelligence

Staff Sgt. Michael Irwin, 109th Military Intelligence Battalion, 201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade, prepares to scale a nearly 30-foot pole during a portion of the obstacle course May 15 during the 7th Inf... More

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