when will 2nd brigade combat team, 2nd infantry division deploy again to iraq?
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if you were an actual member of the military you would  \na- know some of them are already there, and\nb- know you didn't give enough info to have your question answered for your specific needs, and \nc- know better than to think you would actually get an answer
56745
Ft. Benning!! Home of the infantry! FOLLOW ME!\n\nAn all expense paid 2 month stay at the lovely Sand Hill resort!
270291
this is a hard date to pin down check out the shows trailer here http://360.yahoo.com/yqbee it says in 2 weeks 8/7 Central I'm thinking the 26th
919270
Desert Storm/Desert Shield
526374
When it's held there we'll have to have some advance notice to train for the cultural events: Grenade Toss, Rocket Launcher Target Acquisition, Roadside Bombing with Body Count scoring, Civilian Mass-Termination...sounds like the place to be!  Where do I sign up?
238111
army has one...got it 97th ARCOM (97th Army Reserve Command).  Trust me on this none of these people know what they are talking about.
793116
Both were partially incorrect.\nIt stands for Headquarters and Headquarters Battery\n2nd Battalion of the 17th FIELD ARTILLERY\nof the 2nd Brigade Combat Team. and you can get to the Units web site using the link above.
103995
Don't forget that even though they say 2007, this is still part of the government and you will see them either the next time you deploy, or sometime in the next 10 years. Although the PA national guard already has them so...
725292
Send it through the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces.  Merry Christmas to all in Iraq!
581062
I don't know if there is an actual rule to that, but they way they make the deployment schedules, it's unlikely to go twice in a row.  In the USMC, it's been 7 months there before the new guys show up.  They stay for seven months.  It's possible that as soon as you return, you'll start training to go back as the new guys replacements.  But that is what I am trying to do, and I am having a difficult time being put on a deployment.  There are more Marines willing to go than slots available.  Many Marines have gotten to go/had to go three times in one enlistment.  I've only gotten there once.  I've got a year left though.  Hopefully I'll make it back again.
548661
The next main battle tank they use will likely be a entire new design.  They have started to add reactive armor to the tanks in Iraq to combat against RPGS.
156928
without a doubt.  if they don't go to iraq, they will go to an army base somewhere to fill in the slots of the active duty guys who are in iraq.  right now the army is pulling people out of field artillery units, forcing them to reclass to mp's and giving them 18 month orders at various army bases.  good luck to them
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You already have your answer at 2-1/2 days per month across the board.  However, since our Marine infantry unit didn't get a lot of rest time and perks that most other units got, we were often afforded 30 free days of leave upon returning to the states.  The grunt life was hard, you're constantly at the end of every supply chain, so whatever gets to you has been cherry picked by every other unit there is...
526743
It is an interesting experience. My husband and I have been together for only 3 years and we are on our second deployment. He is currently serving in Iraq. Be proud because your husband is doing something truly great. Feel free to contact me if you want to talk.
583971
Check out Blackwater.  My husband is Army and one of his buddies is over there now with Blackwater.  They have already been deployed to Iraq before and he's making more money now than he did when he was fighting there.  It's dangerous.  If you're military, you'll understand the situation more thorough.
996312
This is the first I've heard of this.  Two years is still a long time for the troops to be there, but without fighting?  That's very interesting, and it probably won't happen.  If the "insurgents" are talking to the Iraqi government, who is then relaying the information to the US, that's even more interesting.\n\nIt will be worth watching this unfold since Bush refuses to sit down and talk with terrorists while the left has always been for negotiating with them.  Quite interesting.
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Contact Halliburton. They have a military contract with a subsidiary called KBR or Kellogg, Brown and Root.\nI actually worked with them a little when I was there a few months ago. They have locations all over the middle east.\nSee link below, and good luck.