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Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Command commander Col.

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Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Command commander Col. Mike Henderson meets an Arlington County Police Officer June 9 during the 16th annual meeting of the Radnor-Fort Myer Heights Civic Association in Arlington, Va. About 170 local and state first responders, government officials, civic leaders and association members attended the meeting. Henderson gave introductory remarks ahead of the guest speaker, Virginia Sen. Mark Warner. The association serves the interests of residential communities in Arlington, including Rosslyn, Courthouse and Fort Myer Heights, according to the association’s website. (Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall PAO photo by Jim Goodwin)

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09/06/2015
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