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• The 137th ended its active-duty tour in France two weeks later in July 1952
• Giraudo flew 100 combat missions during that duty tour, 77 of them over North Vietnam.
• The officers were recruited from across the country with a three-year active duty tour.
• Following his duty tour in Colombia he briefly served as an instructor in two Peace Corps training programs.
• In fiscal 2004, the Guard had expected 7, 100 soldiers to sign up after active-duty tours.
• In November 1973, Bergling switched duty tour in Lebanon with a Belgian major so he could go to Stockholm and retrieve the binder.
• By the early 1970s, the work was consolidated at Colorado Springs, so that DSOIAs did not have to have remote duty tours.
• In May 2013, Milano announced a 25th Anniversary Tour dubbed " The Mexicans on Duty Tour " featuring the band's new lineup.
• For one six-month period of its active duty tour, one of the reserve wings became something of a cold-weather outfit.
• Many unit officers and personnel have already served the fixed two-year called-to-active-duty tour in the regular force.
• In addition, the carrier embarked a total of 1, 081 naval reservists and trained them in a series of three two-week duty tours.
• It gained popularity in combination with measures to assist older drivers, and in the following year, it was applied to large heavy duty tour buses.
• Following another active duty tour during the Korean War, the 442nd, with the 303d, eventually relocated to Grandview Airport, Kansas City, Missouri.
• He continued to rise through the ranks and served a two-year active duty tour as the United States Property & Fiscal Officer ( USPFO ) from 1989 to 1992.
• Further duty tours took him to Washington, back to Pearl Harbor, and Norfolk, Va ., where he planned NATO training exercises and took part in high-level conferences.
• The Pentagon has extended the active duty tours of thousands of personnel from the " Niuional Guard andthu reserves, disrupting the lives and careers of Americans who had signed up for part-time military service.
• During two extended temporary duty tours there, he flew missions again over Hanoi, North Vietnam, as part of Linebacker II operations, as well as many missions over Cambodia, Laos and the Republic of Vietnam.
• After his duty tour in Zamboanga City, he was personally handpicked by then SOUTHCOM Chief Gen Roy Cimatu to command the 601st Army Brigade in SOCSARGEN at the height of terrorist bombings that rocked Gen Santos City in 2002.
• Lacking sufficient intelligence specialists, in May 1966 the Air Force used reservists on extended active or inactive duty tours to augment the intelligence function at the National Military Intelligence Center and MAC Indications and Warning Center on a continuing basis.
• These soldiers were honorably discharged after finishing their active-duty tours of usually four to six years, but they remain part of the IRR for the rest of the eight-year commitment they made when they joined the Army.