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Description HOHENFELS, GERMANY- Soldiers of the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team trained at the Joint Multi-National Training Center for their upcoming deployment to Afghanistan. The Soldiers refined their skills in mounted and dis-mounted patrols, small unit tactics, Military Operations in Urban Terrain, air assault techniques, Counter-Improved Explosive Devices and long range marksmenship.
Date Taken on 1 April 2007, 11:01
Source 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team - Southern European Task Force - Historical Image Archive - 070331-A-0497K-002
Author US Army Africa from Vicenza, Italy

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