Ft. Stewart Soldiers Return Home In Time For Fourth Of July

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Drew Jarrett wait for their friend Staff Sgt. Nate Zimdars with the U.S. Army's 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division during a homecoming ceremony July 3, 2008 in Fort Stewart, Georgia. The brigade is coming home after a 13-month deployment to Arab Jabour area of southeastern Baghdad. Second brigade soldiers blocked weapons from entering the Iraqi capital, protected the local population, and trained Iraqi security forces.

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Friends and family wait to greet more than 270 soldiers with the U.S. Army's 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division during a homecoming ceremony July 3, 2008 in Fort Stewart, Georgia. The brigade is coming home after a 13-month deployment to Arab Jabour area of southeastern Baghdad. Second brigade soldiers blocked weapons from entering the Iraqi capital, protected the local population, and trained Iraqi security forces.

Teresa Reilly (L) along with her daughter Amber Reilly looks for looks for her son Spc. William Terry among 270 soldiers with the U.S. Army's 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division during a homecoming ceremony July 3, 2008 in Fort Stewart, Georgia. The brigade is coming home after a 13-month deployment to Arab Jabour area of southeastern Baghdad. Second brigade soldiers blocked weapons from entering the Iraqi capital, protected the local population, and trained Iraqi security forces.

Sgt. Raul Balderas (C) hugs his wife Ileana and son Diego during a homecoming ceremony for he and more than 270 soldiers with the U.S. Army's 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division July 3, 2008 in Fort Stewart, Georgia. The brigade is coming home after a 13-month deployment to Arab Jabour area of southeastern Baghdad. Second brigade soldiers blocked weapons from entering the Iraqi capital, protected the local population, and trained Iraqi security forces.

Teresa Reilly (R) and daughter Amber Reilly (L) greets her son Spc. William Terry with the U.S. Army's 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division during a homecoming ceremony July 3, 2008 in Fort Stewart, Georgia. The brigade is coming home after a 13-month deployment to Arab Jabour area of southeastern Baghdad. Second brigade soldiers blocked weapons from entering the Iraqi capital, protected the local population, and trained Iraqi security forces.

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