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102 d public affairs detachment

102nd mobile public affairs detachment

102nd mpad

114th strike

155th

155th abct

155th armored brigade combat team

2 114

2nd battalion

annual training

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Mississippi Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Hugh Jordan,

Mississippi Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Hugh Jordan,

Mississippi Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Hugh Jordan, of Macon, Miss., with 2nd Battalion, 114th Strike of the 155th Armored Brigade Combat Team, based in Starkville, spots incoming artillery rounds and adjus... More

Mississippi Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Hugh Jordan,

Mississippi Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Hugh Jordan,

Mississippi Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Hugh Jordan, of Macon, Miss., and Sgt. Richard Mitchell, of Booneville, Miss., with 2nd Battalion, 114th Strike of the 155th Armored Brigade Combat Team, based in Star... More

Mississippi Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Hugh Jordan,

Mississippi Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Hugh Jordan,

Mississippi Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Hugh Jordan, of Macon, Miss., and Sgt. Richard Mitchell, of Booneville, Miss., with 2nd Battalion, 114th Strike of the 155th Armored Brigade Combat Team, based in Star... More

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