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6/ 26,000 pounds.

5/ began Nov. 10, Sergeant Capra's actions ensured the safety and freedom of movement for more than 41,000 coalition forces, multi-national contractors and local nationals. He contributed to the recovery and destruction of more than 24,000 pieces of ordnance weighing more than

4/ only a few meters away; while attempting to render the second device safe, it detonated. TSgt Capra was posthumously awarded a Bronze Star, first Oak Leaf Cluster, for his heroic actions during his deployment. According to the medal citation, during his deployment, which

3/ the Army fill a manpower need for explosive ordnance disposal.  During his 107th combat mission, TSgt Capra, who was an EOD team leader was conducting post-blast analysis of a roadside bomb crater. During his investigation, he discovered a second improvised explosive device

2/ He deployed to the 332nd Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron, Balad AB, Iraq. He volunteered for the assignment, his fourth deployment since 2001. Capra was working from an Army forward operating base north of Balad Air Base. He was on the "in lieu of " deployment to help

Please don’t politicize  #HonorTheFallen  #MemorialDay USAF Detachment 63, 688th Armament Systems Squadron TSgt Anthony Capra EOD Bronze Star 9 Apr 2008 in Golden Hills, Iraq “A Life of Victory” Gone but never forgotten

6/ He contributed to the recovery and destruction of more than 24,000 pieces of ordnance weighing more than 26,000 pounds.

5/ during his deployment. According to the medal citation, during his deployment, which began Nov. 10, Sergeant Capra's actions ensured the safety and freedom of movement for more than 41,000 coalition forces, multi-national contractors and local nationals.

4/ crater. During his investigation, he discovered a second improvised explosive device only a few meters away; while attempting to render the second device safe, it detonated. TSgt Capra was posthumously awarded a Bronze Star, first Oak Leaf Cluster, for his heroic actions

3/ He deployed to the 332nd Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron, Balad AB, Iraq. He volunteered for the assignment, his fourth deployment since 2001. During his 107th combat mission, TSgt Capra, who was an EOD team leader was conducting post-blast analysis of a roadside bomb

2/ Capra’s father, Tony, was an airman, and three of Capra’s siblings followed their brother into the Air Force. His eldest son serves in the Army.

Please don’t politicize #HonorTheFallen USAF Detachment 63, 688th Armament Systems Squadron TSgt Anthony Capra EOD Bronze Star 9 Apr 2008 in Golden Hills, Iraq

2/ LCpl. Brian Montgomery LCpl. Daniel Deyarmin Jr. 4th Reconnaissance Battalion, 4th Marine Division, Marine Forces Reserve LCpl. Roger Castleberry Jr. outside Haditha, Iraq

Please don’t politicize #HonorTheFallen USMC 1 Aug 2005 3rd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, 4th Marine Division, Marine Forces Reserve Sgt. David Coullard Sgt. Nathaniel Rock Cpl. Jeffrey Boskovitch

Please don’t politicize #HonorTheFallen USA 3rd Battalion, 67th Armor Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division SSgt Kenneth Pugh 17 Jul 2006 in Baghdad

Please don’t politicize #HonorTheFallen USA C Company, 2nd Battalion, 8th Infantry Regiment Spc James Pirtle 4 Oct 2003 in Assadah, Iraq

Please don’t politicize #HonorTheFallen USN Helicopter Combat Sea Squadron 28 (HSC-28)  AE3 Brandon Caserta 25 Jun 2018

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Please don’t politicize #HonorTheFallen USMC 1st Marine Division, 1st Battalion, 1st Marines, H S Company LCpl Richard Ducharme 2 Oct 1967

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