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101st airborne division

4th brigade combat team

afghanistan

currahee

dvids

forward operating base salerno

war in afghanistan 2001 2021

sgt matthew graham

sgt barbara ospina

tf currahee soldier awarded army soldier s medal for heroism during rescue mission

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The Soldiers Medal, an award presented to military

The Soldiers Medal, an award presented to military

The Soldiers Medal, an award presented to military serivice members for heroism and saving the life of another, was presented to Spc. Steve Egovail, an infantryman with the pathfinder company with Task Force No... More

Spc. Steve Egovail, an infantryman with the pathfinder

Spc. Steve Egovail, an infantryman with the pathfinder

Spc. Steve Egovail, an infantryman with the pathfinder company with Task Force No Mercy, poses for a quick photo with Brig. Gen. James McConville, the Deputy Commanding General of Support for Combined Joint Tas... More

The Soldiers Medal, an award presented to military

The Soldiers Medal, an award presented to military

The Soldiers Medal, an award presented to military serivice members for heroism and saving the life of another, was presented to Spc. Steve Egovail, an infantryman with the pathfinder company with Task Force No... More

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