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203rd TD and 949th TC, Det 3 Welcome Home Warrior-Citizen Ceremony
214th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
May 20, 2012 | 1:45
Baltimore, MD – Soldiers of the 203rd Transportation Detachment and the 949th Transportation Company, Detachment 3, are celebrating a safe and successful return from a 12- month deployment to Kuwait Naval Base. The two units received honors and awards during a Welcome Home Warrior-Citizen Ceremony on May 20th at the Brandt U.S. Army Reserve Center. Also available in high definition.
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