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Archive: February, 2004

Training at the Logistics School, Foreign Officers grateful for Training February 19, 2004 — Two foreign officers from Venezuela and Slovakia graduated from the logistics school at Camp Johnson recently, in part of broader efforts to continually strengthen political and military ties between the United States and its allies. The officers trained for four months at the school gaining professional insight on how to provide logistical support MORE

Supporting the Fleet Marine Force, Navy Mobilization aids Marines February 9, 2004 — Working inside a small office, two Navy yeomen process service records and accounts of reservists--sailors called up to support the Fleet Marine Forces. Things seem to be slow moving here, a world away from the hectic pace leading up to, during, and after Operation Iraqi Freedom when over 400 Navy personnel where mobilized, demobilized and MORE

Easy Company carries on tradition of excellence February 2, 2004 — At the beginning of World War II, military units had designators such as Baker, Dog, and Easy. One unit that would establish its place in history was Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment. Later known as ‘Echo Company’ until January 2003, the use of its former ‘Easy’ designation was authorized by Col. Walter L. Miller, Jr., now chief MORE

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