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Country star Brad Paisley visited 10th Mountain Division soldiers stationed in Poland recently. 10th Mountain Division/Facebook
Country star Brad Paisley visited 10th Mountain Division soldiers stationed in Poland recently. 10th Mountain Division photo
Country star Brad Paisley visited 10th Mountain Division soldiers stationed in Poland recently. 10th Mountain Division/Facebook
Country star Brad Paisley visited 10th Mountain Division soldiers stationed in Poland recently. 10th Mountain Division photo
Soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division stationed in Poland had a visit from country star Brad Paisley, the division reported on its Facebook page.
“A great big 10th Mountain Division thanks to Brad Paisley and his team for taking the time to visit some of our Mountain Soldiers who are currently deployed to Poland,” the post stated.
Mr. Paisley , whose top hits include Whiskey Lullaby, Mud on the Tires and She’s Everything, toured the base, where about 500 soldiers, including Maj. Gen. Gregory Anderson, are supporting NATO allies.
“A little musical taste of home really puts smiles on our face,” the post concludes.
The post drew comments, including from Connie Alestock, who thanked him for the visit and noted that her nephew was there and able to enjoy his music.
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