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203rd Rally

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Updated: January 7, 2009
Meanwhile, area residents are showing their support for some four state soldiers who are still serving our country in Iraq. More than 700 yellow balloons were released this weekend in McDonald County for all soldiers currently serving overseas. Those at the ceremony are hoping for a safe return of their loved ones. Several members of the 203rd were supposed to have come home last month, but their stay was extended. So loved ones are counting on each other to make it through each day. The soldiers of the 203rd are due back in August after an extended stay in Iraq. Reported By: Courtney Cullor

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