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Air National Guard continues live-fire training at Fort Drum this week
Posted: 09.17.2012 at 11:38 PM
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People in parts of northern New York can expect to hear the noise of military aircraft and explosions as Air National Guard units continue practicing live-fire training this weekat the Army's Fort Drum. The training helps prepare Air Force personnel for their close air support missinos that protects soldiers in close combat environments.
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Yesterday at 8:37 PM
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