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Staff Sgt. Bruce Wisor, a Broncos season ticket holder, (left) and Spc. Nicholas Canaday, who has been a Broncos fan since he was young, (right) prepare to hang the Broncos flag. "It's about time we replaced the Oklahoma University flag with the Broncos flag," said Wisor. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Liesl Marelli)
RAMADI, Iraq - "I could not imagine being from Colorado and not bringing and flying a Broncos flag while deployed."
Maj. Clay Taulman, 3rd Battalion, 157th Field Artillery executive officer, wouldn't have it any other way; the Broncos flag will fly while 3-157 FA operates in Ramadi.
July 28 was an informal, but very important ceremony for 3-157.
Where 1st Battalion, 158th Field Artillery's Oklahoma University flag once waved now displays Colorado's Broncos flag.
"You gotta love the Orange and Blue," Taulman said. "They always fight to win the game. Soldiers at the 'dirty boots' level respect that kind of commitment."
Taulman's message to the Broncos is, "3-157 FA has got your back in Ramadi. Go Broncos!"
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July 28 was an informal, yet important ceremony for Colorado Army National Guard's 3rd Battalion, 157th Field Artillery based in Ramadi, Iraq. The battalion is slowly personalizing Camp Ramadi with a Colorado touch, like flying the Broncos flag to show their true colors. "I could not imagine being from Colorado and not bringing and flying a Broncos flag while deployed," Maj. Clay Taulman, 3rd Battalion, 157th Field Artillery executive officer of Parker, Colo., wouldn't have it any other way; the Broncos flag will fly while 3-157 FA operates in Ramadi. "You gotta love the Orange and Blue. They always fight to win the game. Soldiers at the 'dirty boots' level respect that kind of commitment." (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Liesl Marelli)
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