File:82nd Airborne soldiers on Grenada 1983.jpg

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Description U.S. Army soldiers of 1st Platoon A Co. 1st Bn ABN/508th Inf,82d Airborne Division on patrol on Grenada during "Operation Urgent Fury" in October 1983. Two of the soldiers (Spc/4 Mitchel facing left foreground) on the road have M47 Dragon antitank weapons.
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Source U.S. Army photo from the online publication Rebuilding the Army: Vietnam to Desert Storm, p. 395 [1]; also U.S. DefenseImagery photo VIRIN: DA-ST-85-02182
Author Sgt. Michael Bogdanowicz, U.S. Army

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