This first one warms my heart -

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United States Army 10th Mountain Division soldier Jorge Avino from Miami, Florida carves the body count that their mortar team has chalked up on a rock, March 9, 2002 near the villages of Sherkhankheyl, Marzak and Bobelkiel, in Afghanistan. The team said they have killed 40 plus people, hit 12 vehicles and destroyed 1 mortar team near the villages were an al Qaeda and Taliban stronghold came under intense bombing and firefights as the coalition forces battled to root them out. REUTERS/POOL/Joe Raedle

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United States Army 10th Mountain Division soldiers take over a dwelling March 8, 2002 near the villages of Sherkhankheyl, Marzak and Bobelkiel, in Afghanistan. The villages were an al Qaeda and Taliban stronghold which came under intense bombing and firefights as the coalition forces battled to root them out. The American troops withdrawn on March 10, 2002 said they left behind panicked and beaten al Qaeda fighters. Photo by Pool/Reuters REUTERS/POOL/Joe Raedle

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United States Army 10th Mountain Division soldiers take over a dwelling March 8, 2002 near the villages of Sherkhankheyl, Marzak and Bobelkiel, Afghanistan. The villages were an al Qaeda and Taliban stronghold which came under intense bombing and firefights as the coalition forces battled to root them out. PHOTO TAKEN MARCH 8 REUTERS/POOL/Joe Raedle


My in-laws are visiting. I’m hiding out in my office working. Haha.

Mike

Great pictures.  Gotta love these guys.  They are my old division.

I've got a question about how the guy on the ladder is defying Newton's law of gravitation.

Cool Pics!

The Tenth got their start not more that 15 miles from where I now sit.  Lotta local history regarding that particular Division.

SRM