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Master Sgt. Hylasue Howington (right), 230th Sustainment

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Master Sgt. Hylasue Howington (right), 230th Sustainment

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Master Sgt. Hylasue Howington (right), 230th Sustainment Brigade, Pleasant View, Tenn., native and oldest Army Guardsman here, and Spc. Jackson Leach (left), 230th Engineer Battalion, 194th Engineer Brigade, Bradford, Tenn., native and youngest Army Guardsman here, pose with the National Football League’s Philadelphia Eagles cheerleaders during the Army National Guard Birthday 5K run/walk here, Dec. 13. Through events like the Army National Guard Birthday 5K run/walk, Third Army is honoring the U.S. Army National Guard’s 375 years of achievements while keeping troops physically fit to sustain the fight and shape the future.

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13/12/2011
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