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Four New York Army National Guard Soldiers, along with

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Four New York Army National Guard Soldiers, along with eight other Army National Guard Soldiers from across the country, rehearse the movements and commands of a full military funeral during the 80-hour, Train-the-trainer Military Funeral Honors course at Camp Smith Training Site May 11, 2017. Twelve Army National Guard Soldiers were selected to attend the two-week training from May 8-19, 2017, which is designed to "train the trainer" so current Honor Guard members can return as state level training instructors. The training prepares each Soldier to execute the six different positions in a military funeral detail. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Michael Davis)

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11/05/2017
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