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1st TSC supports a blood drive at the U.S. Embassy in Kuwait

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1st TSC supports a blood drive at the U.S. Embassy in Kuwait

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Leaders from the U.S. Embassy Kuwait, 1st Theater Sustainment Command and 3rd Medical Command Forward pose for a photo following a walking blood bank held at the U.S. Embassy in Kuwait Sept. 9, 2020. The walking blood bank allowed for the pre-identification of blood donors in the event of a future requirement by U.S. Embassy staff. (U.S. Army Photo by: Capt. Ramee Opperude)

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