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421st Medical Battalion (Multifuntional) conducts a

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421st Medical Battalion (Multifuntional) conducts a

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421st Medical Battalion (Multifuntional) conducts a Relinquishment of Command Ceremony in Torun, Poland during Anakonda 16, a Polish Military led exercise, on June 2. 421st MMB is providing NATO ROLE 1 and 2 support (557th Area Support Medical Company), food and water risk assessments along with base camp assessments (64th Medical Detachment VSS and 71st Medical Detachment Preventive Medicine), and behavioral health services (254th Combat Operational Stress Control) in various locations in Poland during the exercise. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Jeku Arce, 30th Medical Brigade Public Affairs)

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02/06/2016
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