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Atterbury to join its parent unit to complete the required training. The company traveled to JMRC Hohenfels for additional training, before arriving in Kosovo in February. The company was utilized as one of three maneuver companies tasked with providing a safe and secure environment and ensuring freedom of movement in accordance with United Nations Resolution 1244. While accomplishing this mission, the company also was required to both maintain their Bradley Fighting Vehicles as well as their proficiency with using them. In November 2009, the company departed Kosovo to conduct demobilization operations at
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1286:"California National Guard To Conduct Largest Unit Deployment Since Korean War"
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1233:. U.S. Army Human Resources Command. Archived from
1152:"Unit Returns from Iraq Just in Time for Christmas"
1125:. U.S. Army Human Resources Command. Archived from
970:"Army Delays Local Guard Unit's Deployment to Iraq"
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1554:Regiments of the United States Army National Guard
1434:"California Guardsmen Train For Kosovo Deployment"
1042:"2004 Person of the Year: 1–185th Armor tops 2004"
1020:"Guard Unit Keeps Peace By Helping Iraqis Rebuild"
562:The second battalion's Bravo Company received one
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197:Fulmen Jacio (I Hurl The Thunderbolt)
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1174:"2–185th Armor Returns from Iraq"
995:"National Guard Readies for Iraq"
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