Calling for fire support from artillery, naval gunfire, and close air support comprise the doctrinal missions for a FSE. However, with Operation Iraqi Freedom’s major combat operations completed...
...The team now finds itself engaged in non-lethal missions which include delivering “Baghdad Now,” a community newspaper...analyze data with Counter Intelligence specialists to determine a community’s mood and provide force protection for the forward operating base and for convoys.
With 150 non-lethal missions and 253 hours of road time logged since their arrival in May 2003, the Soldiers of the “Ready First “ Brigade FSE have adapted well to their new missions but the transition hasn’t always been easy....
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1st Brigade, 1st Armored Division
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