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Editor: This is the ONLY article on the deployment of American troops on American soil from the mainstream media, a story originally published by ArmyTimes, and launched into the blogosphere by Amy Goodman of Democracy Now in September.
The 1st Brigade Combat Team of the 3rd Infantry, which was first into Baghdad, Iraq, in 2003, started its controversial assignment Wednesday.The First Raiders will spend 2009 as the first active-duty military unit attached to the U.S. Northern Command since it was created. They will be based in Fort Stewart, Georgia, and focus primarily on logistics and support for local police and rescue personnel, the Army says.
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