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U.S. Army Sgt. Tyler Fillion from 2nd Platoon, Charlie
U.S. Army Capt. Ryan Feeney with Fox Troop, 2nd Squadron,
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Staff Sgt. Richard Near, a radio operator with the
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Staff Sgt. Richard Bates, 47th Flying Training Wing
Staff Sgt. Richard Perec, a motor transport operator,
Staff Sgt. Russell Stevenson Jr., a drill instructor
Spc. ScottJordan Garcia, a radio transmission operator
Staff Sgt. Richard Near, a radio operator course instructor
Summary
Staff Sgt. Richard Near, a radio operator course instructor with the Embedded Partnering Team, Combat Logistics Battalion 8, 2nd Marine Logistics Group (Forward), helps two Afghan national army soldiers from the 5th Kandak communicate with other soldiers via radio during a course at Forward Operating Base Delaram, Afghanistan, April 4, 2011. Twelve ANA soldiers graduated from the latest radio operator course during a ceremony at FOB Delaram, June 5, 2011. The course consisted of 54 hours of classroom instruction and 28 hours of practical application. The soldiers learned the different components and capabilities, as well as how to set up and program the PRC-1077 VHF radio and the RT-7000 HF radio.