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Here are a few bullets. Most of them are Iraq related. As for the others, look to the general theme of a soldier who volunteered for something she wasn't required to do, a soldier who created a product, did something, or mentored someone that in doing so made your job easier.

http://www.armynco.com/awards/award_bullets.shtml

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