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Army Reserve Spc. Roland Armstrong (left), a combat

Army Reserve Spc. Roland Armstrong (left), a combat

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Army Reserve Spc. Roland Armstrong (left), a combat medic and native of Temecula, California assigned to the 7230th Medical Support Unit, and Army Reserve Spc. Deuteronomy Tugaga, a medical laboratory technician and native of Tacoma, Washington, assigned to the 7230th MSU, prepare to evacuate a casualty during a field training exercise at March Air Reserve Base, California, Sept. 14th. The medical training was part of a four-day FTX which involved more than 2000 Army Reserve Soldiers, four battalions and 15 companies conducting a variety of training simultaneously at locations across the nation hosted by the 209th Regional Support Group, 76th Operational Response Command. (Official U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. 1st Class Brent C. Powell)

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14/09/2019
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