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Brig. Gen. Les Eisner, the Commander of Troops at Vigilant

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Left side front view, medium close-up as US Air Force AIRMAN First Class Dawn Anderson (l), and Technical Sergeant Randy Lewis, find their grid coordinates on a map during the Land Navigation portion of the Phoenix Readiness Combat Course, Thursday, March 2,2000. A1C Anderson is assigned to the 1ST Combat Camera, Squadron, Charleston AFB, South Carolina and TSGT Lewis is assigned to the 367th Training Support Squadron, Hill AFB, Utah. Both are deployed to the Air Mobility Warfare Center, Fort Dix, New Jersey, for the Phoenix Readiness Combat Course

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Brig. Gen. Les Eisner, the Commander of Troops at Vigilant

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Brig. Gen. Les Eisner, the Commander of Troops at Vigilant Guard 2008, is interviewed by members of the National Guard Bureau Public Affairs Rapid Reaction Team to kick-off this major exercise. Guard personnel participate in the Vigilant Guard 2008 exercise from April 21-24 in Beaufort County, S.C. Army and Air National Guard personnel from South Carolina and numerous states will be conducting an earthquake response exercise in coordination with local, state, and federal emergency agencies. (National Guard photo/Senior Master Sgt. Edward E. Snyder)

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