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Lt. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford, left, Army Chief Information

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Lt. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford, left, Army Chief Information

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Lt. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford, left, Army Chief Information Officer, gets a tour of the command pot from Col. Thomas O'Conner, who is soon to be the 1ID (FWD) commander, during a visit to the 1st Infantry Division Forward command post Nov. 5, 2019, in Hohenfels Training Area, Germany. During thr visit, Crawford discussed proposals that would help Soldiers save time and money while dealing with equipment. The 1ID (FWD) is based out of Poznan Poland, but they unit is currently in Germany supporting Dragoon Ready 20, a multinational training exercise.

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