Utah National Guard Confirms Order Change, Indicates Battalion to Return to U.S.

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The faces of family members meeting at the Price National Guard Armory last Friday reflect concern regarding an announcement about extending the local unit's tour of overseas duty. But on Wednesday, the National Guard confirmed that the re-deployment orders have been changed and the soldiers of the 1457th Engineering Battalion will fly back to the United States toward the end of the month.

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