| | Stars & Stripes: Camp at Babadag, Romania, may be a model for the future of Army training (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | BABADAG TRAINING AREA, Romania — A walk around the 50-acre plot of land that U.S. and Romanian soldiers will call home for nearly three weeks offers a glimpse of the likely future of Army training. |
 | | Now, it is a bustling tent city with a population of 1,400 troops and civilians living with many of the creature comforts of home. |
 | | As U.S. military officials look east of Germany for bases to train soldiers and deploy them for combat in other areas, they are looking at places like Babadag, which offers relatively unrestricted firing ranges and close access to an airfield and a port. |
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