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December 7, 2012 Vol. 70 No. 48 Dec. 7, 2012 Back764th from war EOD returns Story and photo by Spc. Nathan Thome 4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office Families and friends roared with excitement as they gave a standing ovation to 44 Soldiers entering the Special Events Center, Saturday, after returning from a nine-month deployment to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. The 764th Ordnance Company, 242nd Explosive Ordnance Disposal Battalion, 71st Ordnance Group (EOD), deployed in March in support of the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, and the Afghan National Army, conducting more than 600 explosive ordnance disposal missions. “Welcome home EOD troopers … we’re glad you’re home safe and sound,” said Brig. Gen. Darsie Rogers, deputy commanding Capt. Angela Jewett, commander, 764th Ordnance general for support, 4th Infantry Division and Fort separate locations in Afghanistan to provide Company, 242nd Explosive Ordnance Disposal Battalion, Carson. “To our Families, friends and loved ones EOD support and training to Afghan National 71st Ordnance Group (Explosive Ordnance Disposal), here, thank you very much for attending tonight, we Security Forces. reunites with her husband, Tyson Jewett, during the couldn’t do this without your love and support.” During the deployment, the EOD Soldiers safely 764th Ord. welcome home ceremony at the Special The 764th Ord. Soldiers deployed to 11 eliminated 215 improvised explosive devices, conducted 90 post-blast analyses Events Center, Saturday. and disposed of approximately 57,000 pounds of unexploded toward the dispersing formation of Soldiers. “We left with 44 (Soldiers), and ordnance and homemade explosives. “It’s good to have everybody home. We left The unit also trained more with 44 (Soldiers), and we’re bringing 44 people we’re bringing 44 people back than 100 Afghan National Army back to their Families; that’s the most important EOD Soldiers. mission of all,” said Jewett. to their Families; that’s the After a few words from Now that the unit is home, the Soldiers will get Rogers, Capt. Angela Jewett, some well deserved time off, Jewett said. Once most important mission of all.” commander, 764th Ord., released they have a chance to reunite with their Families, — Capt. Angela Jewett her Soldiers, who ran to reunite they’ll get back to training, because it’s what they with their loved ones who ran love to do, she said. Message board INSIDEINSIDE The 4th Infantry Division campaign monument will be dedicated at Manhart Field during a ceremony Dec. 14 at 10 a.m. Page12 Page 16 Pages 22-23 2 MOUNTAINEER — Dec. 7, 2012 MOUNTAINEER WLC honors Commanding General: Maj. Gen. Joseph Anderson Garrison Commander: No room for excuses when Col. David L. Grosso Fort Carson Public Affairs Officer: Dee McNutt safety, lives of others at stake Chief, Print and Web Communications: Commentary by Spc. Alison Gill with resolve and determination takes moral courage Rick Emert Warrior Leader Course graduate and a leap of faith. I believe that many find that leap Editor: Devin Fisher too discouraging. While others stand on the ledge of Staff writer: Andrea Sutherland It is an inarguable fact that it takes a special kind of doubt and dismissal, we tighten our boots and drive on. Happenings: Nel Lampe person to join the military. So special, that we account for Whatever it takes, we will not lie down. only 1 percent of our nation’s population. Our world today is riddled with resign and a sense of Sports writer: Walt Johnson The United States is undoubtedly the entitlement. Not one of us is entitled to Layout/graphics: Jeanne Mazerall most diverse country in the world; we wear our country’s flag on our shoulder. We have been dubbed “The Melting Pot.” earn that right, and that right is reserved, This commercial enterprise newspaper is We embrace people of all races, religions as we face our tasks and obstacles with a an authorized publication for members of the and backgrounds and safeguard them under complete disregard for failure. Walking Department of Defense. Contents of the the same three colors of waving freedom away is not a liberty we Soldiers can afford, Mountaineer are not necessarily the official as if we were all here from the beginning. nor can our country. view of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government or the Department of the Army. Printed circulation It is from this melting pot that we draw When one of us struggles, we all is 12,000 copies. our 1 percent. A kaleidoscope of nationalities struggle. Our small numbers should be The editorial content of the and backgrounds and yet, with all of our enough to tell you how special and elite Mountaineer is the respon sibility of the Public differences, share the same set of we truly are. We were never an “Army of Affairs Office, Fort Carson, CO 80913-5119, fundamental military principles. One,” we are Army Strong. An anthology Tel.: 526-4144. The e-mail address is [email protected]. Not every day is perfect. Not every of likeminded, strong-willed individuals The Mountaineer is posted on the night’s sleep is sound and restful. Life that when combined, make up the greatest Internet at http://csmng.com. moves at its own pace and sometimes the fighting force in the world. Few can truly The Mountaineer is an unofficial only thing you can bet on is that the sun Spc. Alison Gill understand the sacrifices we endure for publication authorized by AR 360-1. The will rise tomorrow. When the safety and Warrior Ethos award our country’s freedom. But our brothers Mountaineer is printed by Colorado Springs Military Newspaper Group, a private firm in lives of others are at stake, there is no room and sisters in arms are right beside us, no way connected with the Department of the for excuses. The people we protect and defend depend on and it is our duty to see that they stay there. Army, under exclusive written contract with our strength and dedication to get the job done. The ability One percent: Never has so small a number meant so Fort Carson. It is published 49 times per year. to place the needs of a collective above our own is what much to so many. We make a difference; our existence The appearance of advertising in this adds to who we are and the country we represent. helps our nation sleep. 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