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From left: Newly promoted noncommissioned officers, sergeants Austin Corder, Jovan Coleman, Gilbert McClamroch, Timothy Cook, Alejandro Farias and Alexander Wilkins present themselves to fellow noncommissioned officers and senior leaders of the 212th Fires Brigade during their NCO Induction Ceremony, Oct. 8, 2013, at Fort Bliss Texas. The NCO Induction Ceremony is an Army tradition that dates back to the birth of the U.S Army. The ceremony symbolizes a change of responsibility; it develops and maintains unit pride, builds esprit de corps and preserves tradition.
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212 th fires welcomes six to the nco corps
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08/10/2013
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