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75TH U.S. ARMY RESERVE INNOVATION COMMAND

75th Innovation Command leader visits Duke Robotics Lab

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75th Innovation Command leader visits Duke Robotics Lab

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75th Innovation Command leader visits Duke Robotics Lab

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75th Innovation Command leader visits Duke Robotics Lab

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75th Innovation Command leader visits Duke Robotics Lab

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75th Innovation Command leader visits Duke Robotics Lab

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LTG Luckey visits OCTs

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In this image released by the Army Reserve's 75th Training Command, Maj. Gen. James "Boe" Young, the unit's commanding general, addresses Soldiers and others as part of a live video "town hall" in Houston, Texas, Saturday, May 20, 2017. The unit chose the format partly due to the organization's geographic footprint. While headquartered in Houston, its subordinate units are located across the country, so the Facebook-hosted event provided an effective way to connect with those troops. Reserve units historically have had to look for creative ways to provide support and communication for its troops and family members, who often are not located near active duty bases where such support functions are readily available to the full-time force. (Photo/75th Training Command, Army Reserve Lt. Col. Adam Collett)

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Lt. Col. Tim Lemons, of 1st Brigade, Great Lakes Training Division, 75th Training Command, begins a block of instruction on the Military Decision Making Process, as part of the "warm start" of WAREX 86-17-02 at Ft. McCoy, Wisconsin. Lemons serves as Chief Observer Controller/Trainer of the OC/T team attached to the 457th Transportation Battalion, of Ft. Snelling, Minnesota, during WAREX 86-17-02.

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Capt. Alphonso Williams, S1 of the 457th Transportation Battalion, and Capt. Bach Dang, battalion executive officer, discuss the operations order production process with Observer Controller/Trainer Capt. Scott Dyer of 1st Brigade, Great Lakes Training Division, 75th Training Command, during a break from instruction on the Military Decision Making Process. During the "warm start" of WAREX 86-17-02 at Ft. McCoy, Wisconsin, participating units are developing the operations order to be used in the exercise using the MDMP, while receiving instruction on the process.

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Capt. Jason Stoterau, of Orland Park, Illinois, teaches the Mission Analysis step of the Military Decision Making Process to the command team of the 457th Transportation Battalion at the battalion's tactical command post. Stoterau serves as an observer controller/trainer with 1st Brigade, Great Lakes Training Division, 75th Training Command, during the ongoing WAREX 86-17-02 at Ft. McCoy, Wisconsin.

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Capt. Anselmo Lizama, a digital master gunner for 1st Brigade, Great Lakes Training Division, 75th Training Command, instructs a Soldier in the 419th Combat Services Support Battalion on the Mission Command Work Station. Lizama, who hails from Guam, serves on the GLTD observer controller/trainer team assigned to the 419th CSSB during WAREX 86-17-02. The ongoing WAREX is being conducted at Ft. McCoy, Wisconsin. The 419th CSSB is headquartered in Tustin, California.

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Capt. Robert Reynolds, an observer controller/trainer in 1st Brigade, Great Lakes Training Division, 75th Training Brigade, explains the course of action development step of the Military Decision Making Process to members of the 419th Combat Service Support Battalion, headquartered in Tustin, California.

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Chief Warrant Officer 3 Richard Tillery, a U.S. Army Reserve senior forensics officer assigned to the Army Reserve Cyber Operations Group (ARCOG), Western Cyber Protection Center out of Camp Parks, Ca., explains his mission to Col. Michael D. Smith, commander for the ARCOG out of Adelphi, Md., during Cyber Shield 17 at Camp Williams, Utah, May 2, 2017. Cyber Shield is a National Guard exercise, in cooperation with U.S. Army Reserve, that provides Soldiers, Airmen and civilians from over 44 states and territories the opportunity to test their skills in response to cyber-incidents in a multi-service environment. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. Stephanie Ramirez)

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Maj. Michael Ehrstein, Air National Guard cyber space information team chief for the 177th Information Aggressor Squadron out of McConnell Air force Base, Kansas and the Cyber Shield 17 Red Team Lead briefs a Soldier during CS-17 at Camp Williams, Utah, May 2, 2017. Cyber Shield is a National Guard exercise, in cooperation with U.S. Army Reserve, that provides Soldiers, Airmen and civilians from over 44 states and territories the opportunity to test their skills in response to cyber-incidents in a multi-service environment. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. Stephanie Ramirez)

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Capt. Humberto Nieves, an Army information systems manager assigned to the 335th Signal Command (Theater) out of East Point, Ga., executes a malicious code as part of a training inject during Cyber Shield 17 at Camp Williams, Utah, May 2, 2017. Cyber Shield is a National Guard exercise, in cooperation with U.S. Army Reserve, that provides Soldiers, Airmen and civilians from over 44 states and territories the opportunity to test their skills in response to cyber-incidents in a multi-service environment. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. Stephanie Ramirez)

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Sgt. Charles Apperti, a U.S. Army Reserve information technology specialist assigned to the Army Reserve Cyber Operations Group, Western Cyber Protection Center out of Camp Parks, Ca., shows Col. Michael D. Smith, commander for the Army Reserve Cyber Operations Group out of Adelphi, Md., his work during Cyber Shield 17 at Camp Williams, Utah, May 2, 2017. Cyber Shield is a National Guard exercise, in cooperation with U.S. Army Reserve, that provides Soldiers, Airmen and civilians from over 44 states and territories the opportunity to test their skills in response to cyber-incidents in a multi-service environment. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. Stephanie Ramirez)

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Maj. Ambyr Leidig, a U.S. Army Reserve Soldier assigned to the Army Reserve Cyber Operations Group, Western Cyber Protection Center out of Camp Parks, Ca., briefs Col. Michael D. Smith, commander for the Army Reserve Cyber Operations Group out of Adelphi, Md., during Cyber Shield 17 at Camp Williams, Utah, May 2, 2017. Cyber Shield is a National Guard exercise, in cooperation with U.S. Army Reserve, that provides Soldiers, Airmen and civilians from over 44 states and territories the opportunity to test their skills in response to cyber-incidents in a multi-service environment. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. Stephanie Ramirez)

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