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201st bfsb

201st brigade special troops battalion

7 id

7th id

7th infantry division

award

battle buddy

bayonet

csm delbert byers

delbert byers

soldier credited with saving squad leader s life

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When Spc. Benjamin Rubino (right) checked his phone

When Spc. Benjamin Rubino (right) checked his phone

When Spc. Benjamin Rubino (right) checked his phone June 29, 2013, he never expected to see what appeared on the screen: his former squad leader—nearly 2,700 miles away at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii—was holding... More

Maj. Gen. Stephen R. Lanza (left), commanding general

Maj. Gen. Stephen R. Lanza (left), commanding general

Maj. Gen. Stephen R. Lanza (left), commanding general of the 7th Infantry Division, presents Spc. Benjamin Rubino, 201st Brigade Special Troops Battalion, 201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade, with a Bayonet ... More

(center, L to R) Pvt. Marvin Frisby, 2nd Stryker Brigade

(center, L to R) Pvt. Marvin Frisby, 2nd Stryker Brigade

(center, L to R) Pvt. Marvin Frisby, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team; Spc. Benjamin Rubino, 201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade; and Sgt. Larry Blais, 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team; stand in front of soldi... More

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