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engineers, as well as training and assisting the Iraqi Army and provincial engineers in the rebuilding of the infrastructure of Iraq. As of May 2008, the brigade had constructed 10 major bridges and destroyed or captured IED cells in nine of the country's provinces. During the deployment it was
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provided terrain intelligence needs of the brigade's mission. Since that time the brigade and its subordinate units supported the XVIII Airborne Corps, fulfilling critical combat engineer, construction, topographic, and bridging missions. In the wake of
February 1976 Guatemalan earthquake, the
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The insignia was originally authorized on 30 June 1967. It was amended on 14 January 1975 to add the blue and white "Airborne" tab. The tab is part of the unit insignia and does not indicate whether an individual soldier is
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corps-level engineer headquarters for all echelon-above-division engineers in Iraq, providing command and control for general support combat and construction engineer missions across the country. During its deployment, the 20th
Engineer Brigade patrolled 57,950 kilometers of roads for
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was added to the brigade. Over the years, the brigade has provided engineer support to XVIII Airborne Corps and other Army commands. In addition to training, it has deployed in support of operations across the entire spectrum of conflict from disaster relief to combat operations.
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Engineer Battalion, formerly assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division, was reactivated effective 16 September 2010 by reflagging the existing 37th Engineer Battalion. In 2014 the 307th was transferred to the 3d Brigade Combat Team of the
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to help with recovery efforts. As requirements and the engineer force structure changed, the brigade inactivated the 548th
Engineer Battalion (Combat)(Heavy) in 1987 and activated the 37th Engineer Battalion (Combat)(Airborne). In 1989, the
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brigade on 21 June 1974. Assigned as a subordinate command of the XVIII Airborne Corps, which comprised one airborne combat engineer battalion, a heavy construction battalion and four separate companies. Additionally, the
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Engineers on 3 August 1861, the battalion participated in 10 campaigns during the Civil War. Since that time, unit designations have changed many times as predecessors of the 20th Engineer Brigade have served in the
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Provincial Reconstruction Teams, Civil Service Corps,
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on 22 August 2005 in Ad Dwar when an explosive device destroyed his vehicle. During its deployment to Iraq, the Unit assumed command of several additional battalions from the
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1670:"37th Engineer Battalion transforms, reflags - Welcome to Paraglideonline.net - Telling the Fort Bragg story"
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Video Available: 20th Engineer Brigade TOA activities (Balad)
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Multi-National Corps-Iraq Press Release: 18 May 2008
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621:. Over 300 members of the unit were dispatched to
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2254:525th Expeditionary Military Intelligence Brigade
1951:, MNC-I public affairs. Retrieved 13 August 2008.
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2381:2nd Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment
2343:2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment
2295:1st Battalion, 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment
2089:The Institute of Heraldry: 20th Engineer Brigade
2030:, Panama Canal Authority. Retrieved 2 March 2008
1911:, Sgt. Michael J. Carden. Retrieved 2 March 2008
1826:, Pentagon Library Staff. Retrieved 2 March 2008
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1888:, United States Army. Retrieved 2 March 2008
1807:, United States Army. Retrieved 2 March 2008
1805:United States Army: Desert Shield Chronology
984:Republic of Vietnam Civil Action Honor Medal
611:283rd Engineer Detachment (Terrain Analysis)
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2259:108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade
1786:Biography of Vice President Al Gore
1544:, and West Virginian state Senator
1527:Vice President of the United States
292:Combat service identification badge
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1930:MNC-I Leaders visit 20th Engineers
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2577:82nd Financial Management Company
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1457:Liberation and Defense of Kuwait
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2094:20th Engineer Brigade Homepage
924:for service in Southwest Asia
54:1 May 1967 – 20 September 1971
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2461:27th Field Artillery Regiment
1602:20th Engineer Brigade History
961:Meritorious Unit Commendation
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915:Meritorious Unit Commendation
892:Meritorious Unit Commendation
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846:Meritorious Unit Commendation
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2707:97th Civil Affairs Battalion
2704:96th Civil Affairs Battalion
2701:91st Civil Affairs Battalion
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2679:8th Psychological Operations
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2673:5th Psychological Operations
2670:3rd Psychological Operations
2667:1st Psychological Operations
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2269:10th Press Camp Headquarters
2229:16th Military Police Brigade
1848:Arkansas National Guard News
1418:Counteroffensive, Phase VII
1299:Counteroffensive, Phase III
733:Michigan Army National Guard
709:Improvised Explosive Devices
619:Great Lakes Blizzard of 1977
2608:612th Quartermaster Company
2605:600th Quartermaster Company
2602:364th Quartermaster Company
2599:259th Quartermaster Company
2538:82nd Airborne Division Band
1405:Sanctuary Counteroffensive
1353:Counteroffensive, Phase VI
1327:Counteroffensive, Phase IV
725:Improvised Explosive Device
704:Multi-National Corps – Iraq
366:Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
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2244:Womack Army Medical Center
1539:Sergeant Major of the Army
1340:Counteroffensive, Phase V
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392:Operation Enduring Freedom
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1935:11 September 2008 at the
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2045:13 February 2008 at the
1444:Defense of Saudi Arabia
1366:Tet 69/Counteroffensive
1177:Philippine–American War
751:. The brigade was given
737:Tennessee National Guard
653:Operations Desert Shield
649:Iraqi invasion of Kuwait
2588:264th Support Battalion
2483:Combat Aviation Brigade
2386:508th Infantry Regiment
2377:505th Infantry Regiment
2336:325th Infantry Regiment
2300:504th Infantry Regiment
1622:"20th Engineer Brigade"
1607:15 January 2010 at the
1492:Operation Iraqi Freedom
1479:Operation Iraqi Freedom
1466:Operation Iraqi Freedom
1163:Philippine–American War
993:for service in Vietnam
901:for service in Vietnam
878:for service in Vietnam
855:for service in Vietnam
832:for service in Vietnam
520:Philippine–American War
452:92nd Engineer Battalion
440:46th Engineer Battalion
420:27th Engineer Battalion
400:Operation Iraqi Freedom
180:Operation Iraqi Freedom
2495:82nd Aviation Regiment
2279:82nd Airborne Division
2191:189th Infantry Brigade
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2007:19 June 2005 at the
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1148:Spanish–American War
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594:Military Regions III
563:XVIII Airborne Corps
516:Spanish–American War
450:, New York, and the
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137:XVIII Airborne Corps
2619:192nd EOD Battalion
2574:82nd Signal Company
2026:16 May 2006 at the
1872:12 May 2008 at the
1542:Leon L. Van Autreve
1392:Winter-Spring 1970
774:Lloyd J. Austin III
729:Army National Guard
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