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Calif. Guard linguists bridge language gaps in Salvadoran exercise

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Calif. Guard linguists bridge language gaps in Salvadoran exercise

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Staff Sgt. Adrian Bustos, 223rd Military Intelligence Battalion, California Army National Guard, speaks Spanish to a congregation here for Chaplain Maj. Wes Balmer, 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, North Carolina Army National Guard. Bustos is working this summer as a linguist for Beyond the Horizon 2011, an exercise to provide humanitarian assistance to the people of El Salvador. Balmer and Bustos visited the church to advertise the medical and dental portion of the exercise to rural citizens of the nation.

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