Soldiers 2007: Vol 62 Index & Table of Contents

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Index to Volume 62
2007 Almanac (January)
On Point, 2. Jan-Dec 2007
Year in Review, 6. Title and Subject Index
Army Organization, \4.
Transitioning to the Guard or Reserve, \6.
Situation Report, 18. Page numbers are indicated immediately following the month of issue. Library of Congress Call Number: U1.A827.
The Army Home Page, 22.
Rank and Insignia, 23, 26.
Five Years of Change, 24. Fort Lewis, Wash., is helping to protect Training to Defeat IEDs, Nov 4. The Japanese ancestry played a vital role in
Army Careers, 27. an endangered species. Army Reserve’s Task Force Mustang World War II.
Soldiers on the Border, 28. is helping to teach deploying units Baseball History at Fort Sill, May 48.
Armored Security Vehicle, : Focus on People how to deal with improvised explosive Soldiers in period uniforms commemo-
PEO Soldier, 34. Capt. Scott Smiley is a “Wounded devices. rate a 19th-century competition at the
Where We Are, 38. Warrior,” Feb 48. The Guard Keeps Them Flying, Nov Oklahoma post.
A Fort Ahead, 40 Recognition of Valor, Apr 14. More 7. A unique National Guard aviation Christmas Notes, Dec 21. We take a
Post Information, 42. than 40 years after the event, Lt. Col. maintenance unit keeps Army helicop- fond look at the holiday’s origins and
Army Civilian Corps Creed, 48. Bruce Crandall has been awarded the ters flying in Iraq and Afghanistan. traditions.
Medal of Honor for his actions during Rainier Rescuers, Dec 12. An Army
Posters and Pullouts a key battle in Vietnam. Reserve aviation unit conducts high- Iraq and Afghanistan
Uniform and Ribbons poster, Jan at page 9. Capturing Combat on Canvas, Jun 22. altitude mountain rescues. The Iraqi Army — Moving Forward,
A Fort Ahead, Jan 40. Through his drawings and paintings, Commissioning the Smalls, Dec 16. Apr 8. Better training, better equip-
Army Earth Day, Apr at page 9. an Army Reserve artist helps document A new Army Reserve vessel honors a ment and a new attitude of confidence
the war in Iraq. famed African-American. are improving Iraq’s army
Legal Forum Emeril Cooks up Soldier Recipes, Jun Training for Mountain Warfare, Dec Voice for the Victims, May 20. Corps
Your Legal Daily Minimum Require- 36. Savory aromas fill the air when 34. The Reserve-run Army Mountain of Engineers forensic teams excavating
ments, Feb 47. famed chef Emeril Lagasse whips up Warfare School in Vermont teaches stu- mass graves in Iraq are helping bring
Reverse Mortgages, Jun 44. delicious meals based on servicemem- dents from throughout the U.S. military. to justice those who committed crimes
Home Financing, Aug 32. bers’ recipes. against humanity.
On Being a “Brat,” Sep 34. A new Health, Well-being & Safety Making a Difference in Kirkuk, Jun
Army Imperatives film chronicles the challenges and Aiding Wounded Warriors, Feb 8. 4. The 3rd Infantry BCT is training
Visiting the Troops, Jul 4. Army Chief joys of growing up as the child of a The Army Wounded Warrior program members of Iraq’s security forces to
of Staff Gen. George W. Casey Jr. has servicemember. helps Soldiers and families cope with meet their nation’s needs.
been on the road, gathering input from An Aide for All Seasons, Sep 38. Pre- life-changing injuries. Building Relationships in Iraq, Jun
Soldiers and talking about the Army’s paring gourmet meals is just part of the Taming the Crotch Rockets, Apr 40. 12. Army civil-affairs units play an
seven initiatives. job for Sgt. Ist Class Andre Rush. Fast and flashy, motorcycles are also important role in helping lay the foun-
Army Commissions a New Generation of A Tribute to the Fallen, Oct 37.A a leading cause of death and injury dations for a free and independent Iraq.
OfficersA,u g 4. President Bush and Army young National Guard Soldier has for Soldiers. Here’s what the Army is Supporting Iraq’s ERUs, Jun 16.
Chief of Staff Gen. George W. Casey Jr. turned his 2004 Infiniti G35 into a doing to reduce the risks. Soldiers based at Camp Ramadi are
honor newly minted second lieutenants. high-performance work of art to honor Preventing Soldier Suicide, Apr 42. supporting the 2,000 Iraqi members
Expanding Fort Bliss, Aug 18.The US. three comrades killed in Iraq. New initiatives are aimed at eliminat- of Al Anbar province’s emergency-re-
Army Corps of Engineers is leading a $2.6 Remembering Sad Sack, Nov 12. ing the causes of this sad and tragic act. sponse units.
million expansion of the Texas post. Born during World War II, Sgt. George Focus on ... Walter Reed, May 3. We Chaplains Meet in Iraq, Jul 15. Army
Baker’s comic character took a humor- take a close look at what the Army’s chaplains in Iraq met at Camp Victory
Careers ous and insightful look at Army life. largest medical center is doing to to discuss programs, issues and the
Calling for Special Agents, Aug 40. Bridge Helper, Nov |5. An Army improve healthcare for Soldiers. challenges they face
The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Reserve medical officer and his wife Good News: Medical Holdover, Jul Air Resupply, Jul 28. Army riggers in
Command, commonly known as CID, — aregistered nurse — were among 40. At Fort Carson, Colo., an innova- Iraq are spearheading an effort to use
is looking for Soldiers who want to the aid givers treating victims of the tive program is helping wounded and airdrops to keep supply convoys off the
become special agents. Minneapolis bridge disaster. injured reserve-component Soldiers roads and away from IEDs.
GJ. Jill, Dec 4. Sgt. Jill Stevens is both tackle stubborn medical problems. Preventing Convoy Breakdowns, Jul
Competitions a Soldier and a potential Miss America. Eliminating the Bite, Aug 23. Soldiers 36. Soldiers at FOB Trebil ensure that
Bragging About Best Ranger, July 6. Portraits of the Fallen, Dec 24. Ms. and Army Civilians are helping lead civilian truckers are ready for the long
Ranger-qualified Soldiers from through- Kaziah Hancock presents portraits of the battle to eliminate disease-carrying haul through Iraq
out the Army gathered at Fort Benning, fallen Soldiers to their families. mosquitoes. Training for Rapid Rescues, Sep 4.
Ga., to vie for the ultimate accolade. Battling PTSD, Aug 28. Finding effec- Realistic training helps keep Ist Cav-
MP Challenge, Aug 34. Military police Focus on Korea tive ways to treat Post Traumatic Stress alry Division Soldiers ready to rescue
Soldiers gathered at Fort Leonard Duty on the Last Communist Frontier, Disorder is an Army priority. downed aircrews.
Wood, Mo., for the Warfighter MP Feb 12. Soldiers continue to guard Understanding TBI, Sep 29. Research- Introducing New Strykers to Combat,
Team Cerapetition. freedom’s frontier in Korea. ers are working to better understand Sep 6. When the 4th Battalion, 9th
Earning the EFMB, Sep 32. Nearly Duty on the DMZ, Feb 20. U.S. and the causes of, and treatments for, Infantry, deployed to Iraq, the Mobile
300 Army, Navy and Air Force medical South Korean soldiers come face-to- traumatic brain injury. Gun System went too
personne! vied for the prestigious face with a potential enemy along the Therapeutic Horsemanship, Sep Bolstering Stryker Skills, Sep 7. The
Expert Field Medical Badge at Grafen- Demilitarized Zone. 30. Horses are helping Soldiers with Army’s newest Stryker brigade intensi-
wohr, Germany. Special Ops in Korea, Feb 24. If war disabilities strengthen their bodies and fies its training in preparation for
Ten-miler Tune-up, Sep cover 3. breaks out on the Korean peninsula, relax their minds. deployment to Iraq.
Friendship Through Sport, Oct 28. special-operations Soldiers will play a Combating PTSD, Oct 20. A new No Impossible Missions, Sep 8. Mem-
Thousands of military athletes from major combat role. therapy for battling Post Traumatic bers of a vital U.S. Central Command
128 nations met at the Conseil Inter- Big Changes for Camp Humphreys, Stress Disorder — — using virtual unit help keep supplies moving to the
national du Sport Militaire’s Military Oct 30. Scheduled to be the home reality — — is being fine-tuned at combat zone.
World Games in India. of U.S. Forces, Korea, by 2012, the Madigan Army Medical Center at Fort Underwater Engineers, Sep 10. Sol-
Building an All-American Team, Dec once-small post is undergoing one of Lewis, Wash. diers of a Hawaii-based Army dive team
18. America’s top high-school football the largest transformations in Army Cold Weather Driving Tips, Nov 30. tackle a range of submerged missions
players battle it out in the Army All- history. Avoid a damaging run-in with “Old A Clinic for Karkh, Sep |4. The Ist
American Bowl. Man Winter: by following a few simple Squadron, 14th Cavalry, helps bring qual-
Guard and Reserve winter driving rules. ity medical care to a small Iraqi village.
Environment Transitioning to the Guard or Re- Diving to Strength, Nov 33. An in- Pushing Out Afghan Poppies, Nov 8.
Preserving Training Grounds, Feb 38. serve, Jan 16. novative physical-therapy program is Soldiers are helping to combat Afghan-
The Army’s Compatible Use Buffer Clearing the Roads, Jun |4. National giving wounded Soldiers new freedom grown opium by teaching local farmers
program helps preserve training areas Guard engineers attached to an Army and motivation. how to grow crops other than poppies.
for future Soldiers. Reserve brigade are using specialized Adopt a Soldier, Dec ||. People na- “Vacation” in Kansas, Nov 10. A group
Smarter Building Recycling, Apr 34. vehicles to clear IEDs from vital Iraqi tionwide are sending “care packages” of Afghan police and soldiers got a close-
Organizations Armywide are finding roadways. to deployed troops. up look at America — and the Army
that reuse of materials from demol- Disaster at Eagle Pass, Sep 16. When — during a working visit to Fort Riley.
ished structures is good for both the a Texas town was ravaged by a killer History, Traditions & Holidays A Heartfelt Memorial, Nov 28. The
planet and the bottom line. storm, Guard Soldiers were among the Armor History at Fort Knox, Apr 24. Army Reserve's 88th Regional Readi-
What You Can Do Earth Day, Apr first to respond. Home to the Army's armored forces ness Command establishes a memorial
Cover 3. The Guard Looks to Africa, Sep 18. since before World War II. the Ken- honoring all those the unit has lost.
Playing Cards to Preserve Antiquities, National Guard partnerships with Af- tucky post continues to be the armor
Sep 28. Cards bearing pictures of rican nations help strengthen security center of excellence. Operations and Missions
protected sites are part of a larger effort throughout the region. Remembering the Fallen, May 18. Munitionsmaker, Mar 16. McAlester
to protect Iraq’s cultural heritage. Building Partnerships in the Balkans, The sound of “Taps” will echo world- Army Ammunition Plant is the Defense
Holding Ground at Graf, Oct 35. En- Sep 29. The Guard’s African partner- wide thanks to a unique partnership. Department's premier producer of
vironmental planning and restoration ships are patterned on those already Where Valor Rests, May 24. A new bombs, and the nation’s largest facility
efforts at the Army’s training center in proving successful in Europe. book uses more than 200 images to for storing and shipping munitions.
Grafenwohr, Germany, will ensure that Down-Home Talkin’i n Iraq, Sep 22. illustrate the four seasons at Arlington Aiming for Excellence, Mar 24.
Stryker units will be able to train at the Members of a Kentucky Guard unit use National Cemetery. Located halfway between Hawaii and
Bavarian post for years to come. both social and humanitarian skills to Remembering the “Yankee Samurai,” Australia, Kwajalein Atoll is home to
Protecting the Western Toad, Dec 37. foster peace. May 38. American-born Soldiers of the nation’s leading ballistic missile
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defense test site. Command — Army North — is Buddemeir, Jeremy S.: Visiting the ate Response, Feb 28.
Eliminating Chemical Weapons, Mar prepared to assist civil authorities in Troops, Jul 4. Knott, Lt. Col. Joseph: Preserving
36. The U.S. Army Chemical Materiels responding to any type of calamity. Butler, Andre D.: Big Changes for Training Grounds, Feb 39.
Agency is continuing to eliminate the Preparing Chaplains for Combat, Camp Humphreys, Oct 31. Kramer, Don: Preparing Chaplains
nation’s stockpile. Jul 12. In response to conditions en- Carpenter, Brendalyn: Smarter Build- for Combat, Jul 12; Bolstering Stryker
A Unique Partnership, May 30. Two countered by chaplains in Iraq, the 2nd ing Recycling, Apr 34. Skills, Sep 7.
female medics provided combat medi- Infantry Division has created an innova- Casey, Gen. George: The Army’s Lane, Sgt. Maj. Larry: BCT: As
cal care for an Afghan infantry unit. tive pre-deployment training course. Initiatives, Jul 5. Strong As Ever, May 4; Training for
Honoring the Last MASH, Jun 18. CGSC Today, Jul 16. The U.S. Army Castro, Jeffrey: Calling for Special the Fight, May 11:Learning the Urban
The Army’s sole remaining mobile Command and General Staff College Agents, Aug 40. Fight, May 13; Training Recruiters,
Army surgical hospital cases its colors continues to educate and develop Chambers, Mary Kate: Recruiters’ Nov 20.
for the last time. military leaders. Backup, May 16. Lappegaard, Capt. Mark: Supporting
Making a Difference in Central A New Home for CGSC, Jul 19. New Chien, Elizabeth: Smarter Building freq’s ERUs, Jun 16.
America, Jul 20. Two US. joint task facilities enhance the capabilities of Recycling, Apr 34. Larson, Petty Officer Ist Class
forces undertake a range of humanitar- the U.S. Army Command and General Chiroux, Spe. Matthis: Vying for Michael, USN: Building Relationships
ian programs south of the border. Staff College. “Gunga Din”, May 28. in Iraq, Jun 12.
Lessons in Gender Operations, Jul Preparing for Hurricane Season, Aug Choike, Allison: MP ChallengeA,ug 34. Lorge, Elizabeth: America’s Xbox
32. Eleven female Yemeni police 6. A simulated hurricane helped the Chucala, Steven: Your Legal Daily Army, Oct 4; Building an All-Ameri-
officers got an in-depth look at how Army and other concerned agencies Minimum Requirements, Feb 46; A New can Team, Dec 18.
U.S. military and law-enforcement test and refine their emergency-re- Sentinel for Consumer Complaints, Mar McNaughton, Dr. James C.: Remem-
agencies integrate women into tactical sponse plans. 22: Combatting Predatory Lending, May bering the “Yankee Samurai,” May 38.
operations. Training Recruiters, Nov 20. The 36; Reverse MortgagesJ,u n 44; Home McQueen, Arthur: Earning the EFMB,
Goodbye to OPBAT, Aug 16. Army U.S. Army Recruiting and Retention Financing, Aug 32. Sep 32.
aviators fly their final missions in sup- School at Fort Jackson, S.C., is where Clemons, Beth: AMC Technologies, Oct 22. Mani, Tom: Capturing Combat on
port of a long-running and successful today’s recruiters learn the tools and Courrege, Staff Sgt. Dallas: Goodbye Canvas, Jun 22.
counterdrug program. techniques of their trade. to OPBAT, Aug 14. Marsicano, Judy: Expanding Fort
Old Guard in Djibouti, Aug 20. Critser, Staff Sgt. Reeba: Lessons in Bliss, Aug 18.
Members of the 3rd U.S. Infantry (The Soldier Issues Gender Operations, Jul 32; Ensuring Miller, Kristin: Holding Ground at
Old Guard) deployed to the Horn of Marriage in the Military, Feb 32. \n- Regional SecurityA,ug 27. Graf, Oct 35.
Africa to help provide force protection novative programs improve the odds of Cutter, Natela: Beefing Up Language Moes, Staff Sgt. Patrick N., USAF:
for civil-affairs missions. marital survival for Army couples. Skills, Apr 20. Underwater Engineers, Sep 10.
Training Salvadoranfsor Iraq, Dec Protecting Soldiers’ Security, Feb 36. Davis, Jean: Saluting Soldiers’ Sup- Mowry, Nathan: Smarter Building
32. Soldiers from Joint Task Force A special team of Soldiers is helping porters, Jul 48. Recycling, Apr 34.
Bravo help prepare coalition troops ensure that Army Web sites don’t Davis, Steve: Emeril Cooks Up Soldier Musil, 2nd Lt. Adam: Disaster at
for combat. compromise security. Recipes, Jun 36. Eagle Pass, Sep 16.
The U.S. Army Field Band, Dec 40. A Home For Heroes, Apr 30. The Day, Sgt. Thomas L.: \ntroducing New Newbern, Maj. Pam: Protecting
On the road with one of the nation’s Armed Forces Retirement Home offers Strykers to Combat, Sep 6. Soldiers’ Security, Feb 36.
premier musical organizations. eligible veterans the comfort and sup- Drumheller, Nell M.: Aiming for Norris, Michael: Therapeutic Horse-
port they deserve. Excellence, Mar 24. manship, Sep 30.
Recruiting and Retention Saluting Soldiers’ Supporters, Jul 48. Durney, Staff Sgt. Chris A.: Clearing O'Connell, Staff Sgt. Christina: Focus
Referral Bonus Update, Apr 48. Freedom Team Salute allows Soldiers the Roads, Jun 14. on ... Walter Reed, May 3.
Here are the facts on the $2K Bonus to honor people within their personal Ellis, Kristin: Preventing Soldier O'Malley, Capt. Brian: Pushing Out
program. support networks. Suicide, Apr 42. Afghan Poppies, Nov 8.
Recruiters’s Backup, May 16. Soldiers Elliot, Deborah: What You Can Do Orillion, Spec. Andrew: Practicing an
in this special program share their real- Technology Earth Day, Apr Cover 3. Immediate Response, Feb 28.
world experiences with potential recruits Launching the JHSV, Aug 10. The Emery, Senior Airman Shaun, USAF: Polk, Spec. Tanya: Practicing an lm-
$2K Army Referral Bonus, May Army, Navy and Marine Corps are Training Salvadorans for Iraq, Dec 32. mediate Response, Feb 28;
cover 3. preparing to introduce a high-speed Eschenburg, Spe. Shane: Taking a Popejoy, Petty Officer Ist Class Mary,
America’s Xbox Army, Oct 4. “True Sol- vessel that will transform 21st-century Comrade Home, May 22. USN: Training in EthiopiaJ,u n 30.
diers,” the latest evolution of the hugely military logistics operations. Glasch, Mike A.: Battling PTSD, Pryor, Sgt. Mike: Exercise in Preci-
popular Army-sponsored video game Blazing a Trail to New Technology, Aug 28. sion, Mar 32.
“America’s Army,” is introducing play- Oct 8. Maj. Gen. Roger A. Nadeau Farley, Sgt. Ist Class, Chris: A Heart- Reece, Beth: G.1. Jill, Dec 4.
ers to a Whole new level of challenges talks about the goals, programs and felt Memorial, Nov 28. Rejan, Wendy: Remembering Sad
and accomplishments. successes of the Army Research, De- Fleming-Michael, Karen: Understand- Sack, Nov 12.
velopment and Engineering Command ing TBI, Sep 29. Rosenburgh, Bob: Training for Moun-
Schools and Training at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Frazier, Chris: Cold Weather Driving tain Warfare, Dec 34.
Practicing an Immediate Response, Developing New Life-Saving Tech- Tips, Nov 30. Russo, Sgt. Ist Class Erica: The U.S.
Feb 28. U.S. and Bulgarian and nologies, Oct 12. ... and we take a Greenhill, Sgt. Jim: GITMO Guard- Army Field Band, Dec 40.
Romanian troops undertake realistic closer look at some of RDECOM’s ians, Mar 9; The Guard Looks to Sarantinos-PerrAirngi,e : Eliminating
joint training. innovative, cutting-edge technologies. Africa, Sep 18; Building Partnerships Chemical Weapons, Mar 36.
Exercise in Precision, Mar 32. Sol- AMC Technologies, Oct 22. Because in the Balkans, Sep 20; The Guard Siter, Bridgett: Bragging about Best
diers and howitzers descend from above Soldiers need more than just beans Keeps Them Flying, Nov 7; Diving to Ranger, Jul 6.
when 82nd Airborne Division artillery- and bullets to survive and succeed in Strength, Nov 33. Soucy, Staff Sgt. Jon: Granite Tri-
men jump into a training exercise. Afghanistan and Iraq, the U.S. Army Harben, Jerry: Bridge Helper, Nov 15. angle, Jun 28.
Beefing Up Language Skills, Apr Materiel Command is constantly devel- Harding, Steve: Aiding Wounded War- Stetter, Ashley: Marriage in the Mili-
20. The Defense Language Institute oping new vehicles and technologies. riors, Feb 8; Referral Bonus $2K Pilot tary, Feb 33.
Foreign Language Center is providing Program, Apr 48; Army Commissions Straub, Ist Lt. Amanda: A Unique
the nation with highly trained experts This is Our Army a New Generation of Officers, Aug Partnership, May 30.
in a variety of critical languages. A glimpse into the lives of Soldiers and 4; Launching the JHSV, Aug 10; A Tegtmeier, Phil: Honoring the Last
BCT: As Strong as Ever, May 4. Families Armywide, Mar 44. Tribute to the Fallen, Oct 37; Rainier Mash, Jun 18.
Excellent drill sergeants and tough, Rescuers, Dec 12; Commissioning the Thompson, Scott: A New Home for
realistic training are still the essential War on Terror Smalls, Dec 16 CGSC, Jul 19.
ingredients for turning civilians into GITMO Guardians, Mar 8. Camp Hasenauer, Heike: Duty on the Last Tolliver, Rachael: On Being a “Brat.”
world-class Soldiers. America is home to the men and Communist Frontier, Feb 12; Duty on Sep 34.
Training for the Fight, May 11.US. women of Joint Task Force-Guantana- the DMZ, Feb 21; Special Ops in Ko- Tonn, Rebecca: Good News: Medical
Army Training and Doctrine Command mo, and to more than 400 war-on-ter- rea, Feb 25; Recognition of Valor, Apr Holdover, Jul 40.
is using lessons learned in combat to ror-related enemy combatants. 14; Voice for the Victims, May 20; Turner, Sgt. Jo: “Vacation” in Kansas,
fine-tune BCT. Ensuring Regional Security, Aug 27. Where Valor Rests, May 24; Playing Nov 10.
Learning the Urban Fight, May 13. Twenty-one nations attended the recent Cards to Preserve Antiquities, Sep 28; Van Der Weide, Spec. Nancy: Old
Comprehensive MOUT training is Third Army/U.S. Army Central Land Blazing a Trail to New Technology, Guard in Djibouti, Aug 20.
helping prepare new Soldiers for the Forces Symposium. Oct 8; Developing New Life-Saving Wagner, Don: A Home for Heroes, Apr
conditions they'll face in Iraq and Technologies, Oct 12; Adopt a Soldier, 31; Preparing for Hurricane Season,
Afghanistan. Dec 11; Christmas Notes, Dec 21; Aug 6.
Vying for “Gunga Din,” May 28. Author Index Portraits of the Fallen, Dec 24. Weerts, Spec. Michael, D.: A Heartfelt
Named after Rudyard Kipling’s famous Alam, Milli: Remembering the Fallen, Hipps, Tim: Friendship Through Sport, Memorial, Nov 28.
poem, this event proves who's the May 18. Oct 28. Williams, Tesia: AMC Technologies,
“better man.” Alberts, Spc. Mike: Making a Differ- Homan, Spe. Stephanie: Chaplains Oct 22.
Exercise Granite Triangle, Jun 28. An ence in Kirkuk, Jun 5. Meet in Iraq, Jul 15. White, Staff Sgt. Houston F. Jr.: No
exercise at Fort Pickett, Va., brought Atkinson, Maj. Eric: Making a Differ- Hoskins, Spe. Nathan: Training for Impossible Missions, Sep 8.
together Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and ence in Central America, Jul 20. Rapid Rescues, Sep 4. Wilt, Spec. Jim: Taming the Crotch
Canadian troops for some tough and Bague, Maj. Deanna: Training to Hovey, Roxana: Ten-Miler Tune-Up, Rockets, Apr 40.
realistic training. Defeat IEDs, Nov 4. Sep cover 3. Wood, Sgt. Ist Class Clinton: Prevent-
Training in Ethiopia, Jun 30. Mem- Baumgartner, Pfc. Robert: Air Resup- Hughes, Mark: Munitionsmaker, Mar 17. ing Convoy Breakdowns, Jul 36.
bers of the Ist Battalion, 294th Infantry ply. Jul 28. Hyatt, Donna: Eliminating the Bite, Wray, Janet: CGSC Today, Jul 16.
Regiment, help Ethiopian NCOs learn Bielling, Patti: Preparing for Disaster, Aug 23. Yde, Sgt. Robert: A Clinic for Karkh,
how to lead. Jun 38. Jones, Sgt. Ist Class Roger: An Aide Sep I4.
Preparinfgor Disaster, Jun 38.The Brown, Master Sgt. Rick: The Iraqi for All Seasons, Sep 38. Young, Rachel: Combating PTSD, Oct
Army component of U.S. Northern Army — Moving Forward, Apr 8. Kieffer, Gary L: Practicing an Immedi- 20; Protecting the Western Toad, Dec 37.
se