March 31 2004
[b]Welcome Home[/b]
Posted by kim
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Kennebec community members gathered on the north side of I-90 near the Kennebec exit early Monday morning to show their support to the returning soldiers of the National Guard’s 200th Engineers. The 200th traveled by bus across the state on their way to Pierre for deactivation ceremonies. Tim Long of Kennebec is a member of the 200th.
March 31 2004
[b]200th Engineers return home[/b]
Posted by kim
by Lucy Halverson
The South Dakota National Guard 200th Engineer Company arrived safely at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois Tuesday, March 23, 2000 and traveled on to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., where they spent the several days out-processing after serving a year in Iraq. The Unit traveled by bus early Monday morning to their headquarters in Pierre for deactivation ceremonies.
The South Dakota National Guard 200th Engineer Company arrived safely at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois Tuesday, March 23, 2000 and traveled on to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., where they spent the several days out-processing after serving a year in Iraq. The Unit traveled by bus early Monday morning to their headquarters in Pierre for deactivation ceremonies.
March 31 2004
[b]Lines from Lucy[/b]
Posted by kim
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Thumbs up to a rainy Saturday. It was the kind of rain farmers hope for, a real soaker.
Thumbs up to a rainy Saturday. It was the kind of rain farmers hope for, a real soaker.
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