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Army CHIEF of STAFF General John A. Wickham Jr., second from left, watches as Brigadier General Donald J. Delandro, left Deputy Adjutant General of the Army for Administrative Systems, swears in Lieutenant General Benjamin F. Register Jr. as the Army's new Deputy CHIEF of STAFF for Logistics. Register's wife Betty is at right

Army CHIEF of STAFF General John A. Wickham Jr., second from left, watches as Brigadier General Donald J. Delandro, left Deputy Adjutant General of the Army for Administrative Systems, swears in Lieutenant General Benjamin F. Register Jr. as the Army's new Deputy CHIEF of STAFF for Logistics. Register's wife Betty is at right

 
 
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Base: Arlington

State: Virginia (VA)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: SSG Jerome Howard

Release Status: Released to Public
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28/06/1984
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