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Air Force Master Sgt. Paul Lupkes, 114th Security Force

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Air Force Master Sgt. Paul Lupkes, 114th Security Force

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Air Force Master Sgt. Paul Lupkes, 114th Security Force Squadron flight sergeant, weaved his way over and under alternating boards as he moved through an obstacle course at West Camp Rapid, S.D., July 31. Units of the South Dakota Army and Air National Guard conducted joint annual training at Camp Rapid for two weeks to enhance communications between the organizations. Members of the 114th Medical Group, 114th Security Forces Squadron, and 114th Public Affairs joined Army National Guard members of the 109th Regional Support Group and the 730th Medical Company at Camp Rapid to foster these training relationships. Over 700 Soldiers and Airmen are participating. (National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Christopher Stewart/Released)

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31/07/2015
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