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To: one_less who wrote (44319)	4/30/2004 9:19:38 AM
From: sylvester80	Respond to of 89467

Message 20078648 Message 20078515

To: one_less who wrote (44319)	4/30/2004 10:50:27 AM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

Nine of 10 Army Divisions Are Tied Down The status of the Army's 10 active-duty divisions: * 1st Infantry Division: just arrived in Iraq to begin one-year tour. * 1st Armored Division: one-year tour in Iraq extended by three months, to June. * 1st Cavalry Division: just arrived in Iraq. * 4th Infantry Division: just returned from Iraq. * 101st Airborne Division: just returned from Iraq. * 82nd Airborne Division: two of its three brigades just returned from Iraq; other brigade due to return shortly. * 10th Mountain Division: currently in Afghanistan and Iraq. * 2nd Infantry Division: one brigade in Iraq; rest of division in South Korea. * 25th Infantry Division: part of division just arriving in Afghanistan for one-year tour; Stryker brigade preparing for Iraq deployment expected this fall. * 3rd Infantry Division: returned from Iraq last summer; undergoing reorganization; due to go back to Iraq this fall or winter. Separate combat brigades: * 173rd Airborne Brigade: just returned from Iraq. * 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment: just returned from Iraq. * 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment: one-year tour in Iraq extended by three months, to June. * 172nd Infantry Brigade: undergoing reorganization; due to regain warfighting readiness in May 2005. newsday.com