On the recordFebruary 1, 2010
While the Taliban can't stop the U.S. Army in Afghanistan, it appears that the red cockaded woodpecker in Georgia has at least slowed down the transfer of the Armor School.
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Chambliss highlights environmental concerns affecting military operations.
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