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U.S. Army Staff Sgt. David Brooks, a U.S. Army Reserve Soldier deployed to Kosovo with the 345th Combat Support Hospital, accepts a silver German Schutzenschnur Badge during an awards ceremony Dec. 21,
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SCANG members hit their mark and earn German Marksmanship Award > 169th Fighter Wing > Article Display
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SCANG members hit their mark and earn German Marksmanship Award > 169th Fighter Wing > Article Display
File:German Army Lt. Christopher Achterkamp, right, with the 1st NATO Signal Battalion, gives a briefing to U.S. Soldiers about the German G36 rifle during a Schutzenschnur, or Federal Armed Forces Badge for
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U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Thomas Maia, center, gives a safety briefing before the Schützenschnur qualification
U.S. Army Soldiers from across Multinational Battle Group-East accept the German Schutzenschnur Badge during an awards ceremony Dec. 21, 2015, at Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo. The badge recognized the Soldiers' proficiency on the
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Earned a gold Schützenschnur the other day. Feels good. : r/army
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SCANG members hit their mark and earn German Marksmanship Award > 169th Fighter Wing > Article Display
U.S. Army Pfc. Ulises Varela, left, a human resources specialist with the 615th Military Police Company, receives weapon familiarization training for the German G36 rifle before competing for the German Armed Forces
U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Michael Ward, a North Carolina National Guard Soldier serving in Kosovo with Multinational Battle Group-East, accepts his award for earning the German Schutzenschnur Badge, from Col. Hans-Jürgen
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