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Maj. Gen. William Hickman (left), deputy commanding

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Maj. Gen. William Hickman (left), deputy commanding

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Maj. Gen. William Hickman (left), deputy commanding general for U.S. Army Central, presents a photo, a challenge coin and shakes the hand of retired Staff Sgt. George Perez, 504th Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, after a dinner held for Operation Proper Exit Soldiers, March 19, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. Perez is one of six Soldiers who participated in this round of OPE, which is a program that brings wounded warriors back to the battle field and subsequently allows them to “properly exit” theater. An Improvised Explosive Device caused a below the left knee amputation for the Carteret, N.J., native while he was serving in Iraq, September 2003. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kimberly Browne, USARCENT PAO)

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