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Chief Warrant Officer 2 Quentin Benally, division

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Chief Warrant Officer 2 Quentin Benally, division

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Chief Warrant Officer 2 Quentin Benally, division sustainment automation support management office, SASMO, 4th Infantry Division taught Soldiers from 4th Sustainment Brigade the proper way to connect their handheld terminals to the Supply Support Activity, SSA, office’s network 21 November on Fort Carson, Colorado. Connecting the tablets to the network will enhance productivity and velocity during parts pick-up, thus allowing companies more time to repair equipment and vehicles. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. James Geelen, 4th Sustainment Brigade PAO)

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21/11/2019
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