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2nd Lt. Sarah Tignor, a simulated zombie with 4th Combat

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2nd Lt. Sarah Tignor, a simulated zombie with 4th Combat

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2nd Lt. Sarah Tignor, a simulated zombie with 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division waits for zombie run participants as they approach her position during a zombie run as a Halloween celebration Oct. 31 at Illesheim, Germany. The zombie run teaches and demonstrates the importance of teamwork and Army programs, and reminds Soldiers that no matter the situation, they can always trust their fellow Soldiers and team for support. 4th CAB is halfway through their nine-month deployment in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve which maximizes the U.S. Army presence in Europe and demonstrates commitment to the NATO alliance and to the safety and security of Europe. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. John Onuoha)

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31/10/2018
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