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Cpl. Alexandra Jordan, a medic with the 766th Engineer

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Cpl. Alexandra Jordan, a medic with the 766th Engineer

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Cpl. Alexandra Jordan, a medic with the 766th Engineer Company (Horizontal), 841st Engineer Battalion, U.S. Army Reserve, and Pfc. Steven Armes, a medic with the 268th Military Police Company, 194th Engineer Brigade, Tennessee Army National Guard, lift a simulated casualty during a casualty evacuation drill has they prepare to move him to the Troop Medical Clinic at Novo Selo Training Area, Bulgaria as part of Operation Resolute Castle 16, July 23, 2016. The drill was designed to validate procedures and protocol for both the battalion staff and personnel in the field as well as exercise communication and cooperation between the two units. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Jose F. Lopez Jr., 841st Eng. Bn., United States Army Reserve)

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23/07/2016
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