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Illinois Guardsman's loyalty has lasting effect

Illinois Guardsman's loyalty has lasting effect

YAKIMA, Wash. – Spc. Jackson Shasteen, an indirect fire infantryman with the Headquarters, Headquarters Co., 2nd Battalion, 130th Infantry Regiment, 33rd IBCT runs a 120mm mortar round to tube #1 during Rising ... More

YAKIMA, Wash. – Spc. Jackson Shasteen, an indirect

YAKIMA, Wash. – Spc. Jackson Shasteen, an indirect

YAKIMA, Wash. – Spc. Jackson Shasteen, an indirect fire infantryman with the Headquarters, Headquarters Co., 2nd Battalion, 130th Infantry Regiment, 33rd IBCT holds a 120mm mortar round in preparation “hang” th... More

YAKIMA, Wash. – Soldiers from Headquarters, Headquarters

YAKIMA, Wash. – Soldiers from Headquarters, Headquarters

YAKIMA, Wash. – Soldiers from Headquarters, Headquarters Co., 2nd Battalion, 130th Infantry Regiment crouch as a 120mm mortar fires during Rising Thunder 19. Rising Thunder 2019 is an annual exercise between th... More

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