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49th public affairs detachment

82nd abn div

82nd airborne division

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award

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William Gaschler, a retired Army veteran, accompanied

William Gaschler, a retired Army veteran, accompanied

William Gaschler, a retired Army veteran, accompanied by his wife, Karla Gaschler, exchanges a salute with Maj. Gen. Michael E. Kurilla, commanding general of the 82nd Airborne Division, during a Bronze Star Me... More

William Gaschler, retired Army veteran, and Gunda Gaschler

William Gaschler, retired Army veteran, and Gunda Gaschler

William Gaschler, retired Army veteran, and Gunda Gaschler Bush, daughter, stand in front of a Dominican Republic floor engraving at the 82nd Airborne Division Headquarters after a Bronze Star Medal with Valor ... More

Col. Toby Magsig, commander of 1st Brigade Combat Team,

Col. Toby Magsig, commander of 1st Brigade Combat Team,

Col. Toby Magsig, commander of 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division; William Gaschler, retired Army veteran; Karla Gaschler, spouse; and Maj. Gen. Michael E. Kurilla, commanding general of the 82nd A... More

William Gaschler, retired Army veteran, holds his Bronze

William Gaschler, retired Army veteran, holds his Bronze

William Gaschler, retired Army veteran, holds his Bronze Star Medal with Valor certificate at the 82nd Airborne Division Headquarters on Fort Bragg, N.C., July 28, 2018. Gaschler received the award for saving t... More

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