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Colonel (Dr.) Martin Powell, Medical Element dentist,

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Colonel (Dr.) Martin Powell, Medical Element dentist, explains the dental patient flow process to Ambassador Lisa Kubiske, United States ambassador to Honduras, during a Medical Readiness Training Exercise, here, Feb. 7, 2013. Members from the Honduran Ministry of Health, the Honduran military and Joint Task Force-Bravo provided medical services to more than 1,500 patients during the three-day MEDRETE. Joint Task Force-Bravo conducts MEDRETEs to enhance relations through medical training with regional military forces and local civilian organizations while supporting the Ministry of Health's efforts to provide medical care to the population. (Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Eric Donner)

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