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27th public affairs detachment

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liberia

monrovia

operation united assistance

spc caitlyn byrne

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jewish soldiers receive opportunity to celebrate hanukkah in liberia

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From left, Lt. Col. David Bowlus, native of Pemberville,

From left, Lt. Col. David Bowlus, native of Pemberville,

From left, Lt. Col. David Bowlus, native of Pemberville, Ohio, and division chaplain for the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Capt. Mike Jones, native of Wildwood, Fla., and chaplain for Headquarters and ... More

From left, Capt. Martin Nosenchuk, native of Byram,

From left, Capt. Martin Nosenchuk, native of Byram,

From left, Capt. Martin Nosenchuk, native of Byram, N.J., Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Maj. Jason Nagy, also with HHB, Capt. Kevin Harris, native of Orlando, F... More

Soldiers of the Jewish faith, deployed to Monrovia,

Soldiers of the Jewish faith, deployed to Monrovia,

Soldiers of the Jewish faith, deployed to Monrovia, Liberia in support of Joint Forces Command – United Assistance, attend a Hanukkah service via video teleconference, held by Capt. Menachem Stern, chaplain for... More

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