Army announces upcoming deployments to Afghanistan, Korea

Officials said the headquarters of the department would replace the 101 th Airborne Division Headquarters as part of the army 's regular rotation to support free - selling sentry.

"The 4th Infantry Division has a heritage of responding to domestic telephones and services for over 100 years," Gen. Randy George said in a statement. "In our prideful history, what has not changed is the mind and courage of our soldiers, the Ivy soldiers are well trained, ready to fight and win the war in our country, We will support this important mission in Afghanistan. "

The Fort Drum Brigade in New York is used as part of the normal turning force to support the Operation Freedom Sentinel on behalf of the 4th Infantry Division of the 2nd Infantry Regiment.

"The tenth brigade second brigade battle team is trained and is ready to carry out the task of requiring the military to do," Brigadier commander Paul Larsson said in a statement. "Throughout the history of our extensive development we are not used to Afghanistan's behavior.Our soldiers have undertaken strict and realistic training in the past two years.When I'm prepared, I We appreciate the great support of our spouses and their families and expressed a heartfelt gratitude for continuing to develop our team. "

When entering the country, the brigade replaces the first armored brigade battle team, the third infantry division as a member of the regular rotation unit and supports the US military - a commitment to the US partner of the Republic of Korea

"The Bulldog brigade is looking forward to supporting the mission of the Republic of Korea," the brigade commander, Col. Mark Croutier, said in a statement. "We are honored to maintain and strengthen the long-standing US-Japan alliance, our soldiers have been trained to prepare for this important mission.The efforts of our soldiers and We are proud of our dedication, unwavering support, our family and the community of Fort Bliss and El Paso. "

Sergeant Larry Morrison, 42, served in the Army for 20 years. He led the soldiers to deploy three times in Afghanistan and Iraq. Army records show that Morrison plans to undergo medical retirement for chronic post-traumatic stress disorder on 17 March this year and will receive honor and full benefit. But around 3 pm. On that day Morrison's commander handed him a document announcing that his army would fire him for cheating. "I had all the youth, now I am 42 years old," Mr. Morrison says. His voice was low monotonously. "And now they do not want to bad me, they want me to give a non-glorious dismissal - I can not find a job, I can not go to school - and retire."

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