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MANCHESTER, Wash.—Spc. Dustin McNickle (left), assigned

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MANCHESTER, Wash.—Spc. Dustin McNickle (left), assigned to the 369th Transportation Company, 475th Quartermaster Group and NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Puget Sound fuel operator James Hess review shipping documents for a load of aviation fuel prior to departure from the fuel terminal at Manchester Fuel Depot during the 2017 Quartermaster Liquid Logistics Exercise (QLLEX) July 19. QLLEX is an annual exercise held throughout the continental United States for Army Reserve Units to train for their wartime mission of providing petroleum and water. During the exercise, Army truck convoys transported fuel provided by Manchester Fuel Depot to Army, Navy, and Air Force installations throughout the region. (U. S. Navy photo by Brian Davis/RELEASED)

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