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Air Force Brig. Gen. Michael Fantini, commander of

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Air Force Brig. Gen. Michael Fantini, commander of Kandahar Airfield cuts the ceremonial ribbon at the grand opening of the Sgt. Darrough Soldier Sustainment Center on KAF, Afghanistan, March 26. Looking on, from left, are Army Col. Fletcher Washington, KAF garrison commander; Army Col. Jeffery Sims, former KAF garrison commander; Army Lt. Col. Roger Swartwood, KAF garrison director of public works; and Army Lt. Col Gregory Sanders, 10th Special Troops Battalion commander. The facility was constructed to consolidate the finance, main post office, identification card section, and the Regional Mail Distribution Center, which were spread throughout KAF, into one central location. (Photo by Sgt. Michael K. Selvage, 10th Sustainment Brigade Public Affairs NCO)

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26/03/2014
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