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Brig. Gen. Richard R. Coffman, the commander of the

Brig. Gen. Richard R. Coffman, the commander of the

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Brig. Gen. Richard R. Coffman, the commander of the U.S. Army Europe mission command element and 1st Infantry Division’s deputy commander, speaks to members of the civilian media while 2d Cavalry Regiment Stryker combat vehicles load a ferry on the Nemen River during a multinational training event near Kulautuva, Lithuania June 13, 2018. The event, a part of the Saber Strike 18 exercise, featured elements of the 2d Cavalry Regiment crossing the Nemen River via ferries provided by the British and German armies, and coordinated by the Lithuanian army. Saber Strike is an annual multinational exercise currently in its eighth year that helps participating militaries maintain readiness and interoperability. (U.S. Army photo by 1st Sgt. Andrew Kosterman / 22nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

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13/06/2018
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