News Articles
January 2005
278th ACR - LOCAL NEWS ARTICLES
Three hundred attend vigil for soldiers in the 278th
Securing the Iraqi Election
Combat patrols remain relatively incident-free
Honoring Soldiers Sacrifice
Searching for Insurgents
Dayton soldiers celebrate holidays in Samarra, Iraq
Patrols meet adoring children, fearful adults
War in Iraq has a Face Now
Local Soldiers In Late 50s Serve Their Country In Iraq
Soldiers Use Courtesy to Get Message Across
Area Troops Work to Make Difference
More National Guardsmen From Region Headed For Iraq
Treasure hunt turns up mines, machine gun
More Guardsmen Leave For Eventual Duty In Iraq
Technology keeps troops in touch with loved ones
Iraqis ask regiment for help during elections
Soldiers use words, not guns
Soldiers recall close encounters with bomb blasts
Voter security in Iraqi hands
Crackdown on Corruption
Firefight Before Voting
Girl Raises Money to Send Girl Scout Cookies to Troops
Soldiers from 278th Unit Help Train Iraqi Police
Suicide Bomber Hits Kurdish Town
278th Soldiers Ready for Iraq Vote
Rice: Iraqi Elections Going 'Better Than Expected'
Suicide Bombing Fails to Deter Voters
"Light of Freedom Ceremony"
For Troop G Attended By 150
Soldiers Celebrate Their Role in Free Elections
Voter turnout a stance against Iraqi insurgents
One State of the Union Moment
Commander in Iraq Thanks Troops Who 'Shaped History'
Pentagon Won't Extend Reservists' Deployment
278th "Friendly Fire" Incident Investigated
Cpt. Jessie's Articles
278th Commander Says Local Guardsmen Played Vital Role In Iraq Election
** YIPPEEEE - "First Batch of Area-Based Soldiers Gets a Rest" - YAHOO!! **
Members of 278th 2nd Squadron Like Slow Pace, Expanse of New Base
Members of 278th Welcomed Home for Leave
Mortar Attacks Assist in Keeping Iraqi Insurgents Off Balance
Soldiers Weaning Iraqis of Reliance on U.S.
Guard Unit Takes Over Command
Soldier Gets Leave From Iraq To Be Here For Daughter�s Birth
Area Troops in Baghdad
Area Soldiers Training Iraqi Troops to Take Over Security for the Country
Two Local Guardsmen Among Five Who Arrived Friday On Leave
Iraq's Ethnic Diversity Challenges Soldiers
278th Regimental Combat Team Led the Way
�Ali Baba is invading�
Soldiers Feel Effects of Bombing
Soldiers Find a �Mount LeConte� in Iraq
Three More Guardsmen Leave For Eventual Iraq Duty
New Shoes Win Smiles From Iraqi Children
Soldiers Set Up Iraqi Version of Claude's Barber Shop
Designated War Veterans
No more 'Hillbilly Armor'
Soldiers Look for Arms Caches, Illegal Border Crossings
More Than Fighting a War
278th Regimental Combat Team Is Reported Doing Well In Iraq
Local Soldier Returns Here After �Driving All Over Iraq�
Fake Roadside Bomb Halts Medical Convoy
Cruisin� the Autobahn
Iraqis Collect Cash to Pay for U.S.- Caused Damage
From TVA to Balad Ruz
�The Road to Democracy�
278th Helps Jump-Start Iraqi Medical Service
Surgery Saves Iraqi Boy
Local Soldiers' Activities In Northern Iraq Described
Bomb Kills 278th Soldier
Jefferson Co. Guardsman From Troop G Killed In Iraq
Detailed Report Describes Attack That Killed Soldier
278th Updated - 278th Soldier Killed in Iraq
Continuing Coverage
News of Solider's Death Rocks Military Community
2/278th Memorial Ceremony Held For Spc. Paul Thomason
Wounded Mosheim Soldier Returning To U. S. For Care
278th: Memorial For 'A Brother'
2nd Squadron Guardsmen Forge Strong Ties With Iraqis
Iraqi Officer Killed in Shooting Incident at Roadblock
Iraq Insurgents Tell All on 'Reality' TV Program
'Easter Letterï' Sent Here From 278th Officer In Iraq
Soldiers Focus on Aiding Local Iraqi Governments
Fallen Soldier Makes Last Trip Home to Family
Replacements Learning Quickly About Life in Iraq
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