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(From left) The Honorable John M. "Mick" Mulvaney,

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(From left) The Honorable John M. "Mick" Mulvaney,

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(From left) The Honorable John M. "Mick" Mulvaney, U.S. congressman for South Carolina's Fifth District; Lt. Col. Mal Earles, Third Army/U.S. Army Central deputy chief of staff for Strategic Relocation; Col. Jerry O'Hara, Third Army/USARCENT Public Affairs chief; and Col. Tracy Banister, Third Army/USARCENT Fires and Effects chief, stand in front of Third Army's new headquarters building currently under construction at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., Jan. 28. After meeting with leadership and touring the base, Mulvaney commented on the command's move to the Sumter community. " I don't think it's possible to overemphasize the importance of this last development to Shaw AFB which is the addition of Third Army." (Photo by Airman 1st Class Daniel Phelps, 20th Fighter Wing Public Affairs)

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