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1534:"Army's New Battlefield Surveillance Brigades Ramping Up, Defense Daily, Find Articles at BNET"
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466:Communications Reconnaissance Group
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1341:"I Corps History: 1980 - Present"
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982:Meritorious Unit Commendation
839:Army's Transformation Project
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228:Afghanistan Campaign Streamer
191:Meritorious Unit Commendation
183:Meritorious Unit Commendation
175:Meritorious Unit Commendation
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1455:. Army.mil. 13 November 2009
1401:. Oregon Army National Guard
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217:Korean War Campaign Streamer
1453:"Army Times, November 2009"
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830:, self-sufficient brigade.
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557:Army Security Agency Group
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159:Operation Enduring Freedom
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921:"With Courage and Vision"
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525:United States Army Forces
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137:"With Courage and Vision"
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843:Joint Base Lewis-McChord
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287:Joint Base Lewis-McChord
208:Asiatic-Pacific Campaign
126:Joint Base Lewis-McChord
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1371:"Military Intelligence"
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719:Operation Iraqi Freedom
703:Forward Support Company
699:Network Support Company
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1225:502nd MI Unit History
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821:9th Infantry Division
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1481:on 12 September 2012
1315:"201st BfSB History"
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