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412th TEC Commander Brig. Gen Miller makes office call to POD

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412th TEC Commander Brig. Gen Miller makes office call to POD

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On 29 Jan., 2019 Brig. Gen. Brian Miller, 412th Theater Engineer Command (TEC) interim commanding general conducted an office call with Brig. Gen. Thomas Tickner, Pacific Ocean Division (POD) commanding general, at the POD headquarters where the leaders discussed potential opportunities for collaboration between the two organizations, leveraging 412th TEC with POD's capacity building efforts in the Indo-Pacific region. Pictured Center left Brig. Gen. Thomas Tickner, center right, Brig. Gen. Brian Miller, far left is Col. Wyatt Lowery, chief of staff, 412th TEC, Command, Sgt. Maj. Patrickson Toussaint, far right, 412th Command Sgt. Maj. Dennis Law, and Mr. George Chan.

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29/01/2019
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