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Dignity, Reverence, Respect: U.S. Army Reserve Mortuary Affairs specialists care for America's fallen heroes

U.S. Army Reserve soldiers with the 246th Quartermaster Company (Mortuary Affairs), Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, remove the simulated human remains from a simulated helicopter crash during Mortuary Affairs Exercise 16-02, July 21, at Fort Pickett, Va. MAX 16-02 included all six U.S. Army Reserve Mortuary Affairs units performing search and recovery missions and operating Mortuary Affairs Collection Points and a Theater Mortuary Evacuation Point. The units were evaluated by active-duty mortuary affairs personnel from nearby Fort Lee, Va. (U.S. Army photo by Timothy L. Hale)(Released)

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Photo by: Timothy Hale | VIRIN: 160722-A-XN107-030.JPG

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