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Army Reserve opens training center on Fort Lee

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Army Reserve opens training center on Fort Lee

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Quartermaster Brigade Bid Farewell during Change of Command Ceremony

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Pfc. Maria Litterio, assigned to the 97th Transportation Company at Fort Eustis, Virginia, swam the backstroke in the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge 100-meter swim. Litterio was one of more than 75 Soldiers and Airmen who strived to earn the badge for military proficiency. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. 1st Class Emily Anderson, 80th Training Command)

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Sgt. 1st Class Fabian Balarezo, an Army Reserve Soldier assigned to the Regional Training Site – Maintenance Fort Hood, maintains a steady pace as he wears a 33 lbs ruck suck during the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge 12-kilometer ruck march. Balarezo was one of more than 75 Soldiers and Airmen who strived to earn the badge for military proficiency. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. 1st Class Emily Anderson, 80th Training Command)

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Brig. Gen. Hector Lopez, commanding general of the 94th Training Division, recognized Lt. Col. Andres Weselschwerdt, the German liaison for the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge event held at Fort Indiantown Gap, Penn., June 1-3. During the event, more than 75 Soldiers and Airmen strived to earn the badge for military proficiency. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. 1st Class Emily Anderson, 80th Training Command)

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Sgt. 1st Class Stephen Maynard, an Army Reserve Soldier assigned to Regional Training Site – Maintenance Fort Devens, demonstrated one of the combat life-saving techniques during the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge event at Fort Indiantown Gap, Penn. June 1-3. Maynard was one of more than 75 Soldiers and Airmen who tried to earn the badge for military proficiency. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. 1st Class Emily Anderson, 80th Training Command)

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Air Force Cadet Patrick Forbus pinpoints the area on the pistol target that he successfully shot during the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge pistol markmanship test. Forbus was one of more than 75 Soldiers and Airmen who strived to earn the badge for military proficiency. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. 1st Class Emily Anderson, 80th Training Command)

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