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20,000 Strong! - We're estatic thanks for making our facebook community 20, 000, 000 strong

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WE DID IT!
We recently hit our goal of 20,000 Facebook fans and it hasn't gone unnoticed!!!
Thanks to each and every one of you for your continued support and for helping our Facebook community grow. Remember, if you see one of our posts and it has some value to you, don't just read it, please "Like" or "Share" it with your family, friends or co-workers! Let's keep everyone informed about #FortGordon. #HOOAH!
#WeKeepFolksInformed #LikeUs #ShareUs #FortGordonFansRock #community #FGPAO
(Photo Illustration by Tài Doick / Fort Gordon Public Affairs Office)

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