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Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to

Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to

Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to

Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to

Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to

Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to

Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to

Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to

Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to

Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to

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Soldiers, civilians and their families came out to participate in the Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) sponsored Freedom Run 5K, July 3. The 5K community race brought runners from the Joint Multinational Readiness Center, 1-4 Infantry, 1st Military Intelligence Battalion, and their family members out for the run. "Its a great event the whole family to come to because its in the summer time and everyone wants to get out and enjoy the sunshine."

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