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Immediately after the opening ceremony for Special

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Immediately after the opening ceremony for Special

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Immediately after the opening ceremony for Special Olympics on Kadena Air Base Nov. 2, U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Tony Williams, an operations noncommissioned officer, 10th Regional Support Group, gathered with his family adjacent to the “Flame of Hope” at the Risner Sporting Complex. From left to right, Williams oldest son, Terrell, his wife Jacqueline, and his youngest son holding the torch, Jermaine, kneeling next to Jermaine was Iglesias who volunteered throughout the day to assist Jermaine during the competition.

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02/11/2013
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14 years in the making
14 years in the making
the special olympics program on okinawa is thriving
the special olympics program on okinawa is thriving
charles steitz
charles steitz
10th regional support group
10th regional support group
kadena air base
kadena air base
okinawa
okinawa
14 years in the making the special olympics program on okinawa is thriving
14 years in the making the special olympics program on okinawa is thriving
dvids
dvids
ultra high resolution
ultra high resolution
high resolution
high resolution
us army in japan
us army in japan
sport competitions
sport competitions
olympic games
olympic games
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