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Members of the 2019 Fort McCoy Army Ten-Miler team

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Members of the 2019 Fort McCoy Army Ten-Miler team

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Members of the 2019 Fort McCoy Army Ten-Miler team pose for a photo with Garrison Commander Col. Hui Chae Kim and others Oct. 16, 2019, during a welcome-home ceremony for the team at McCoy’s Community Center at Fort McCoy, Wis.. Fort McCoy entered two teams in the 2019 competition in the Reserve Mixed category. Fort McCoy Team 1 earned their first place category finish with a time of 4:35:36. Fort McCoy Team 2 placed fifth in the category with a time of 5:11:19. Fort McCoy Team 1’s time bested the second-place finisher by nearly 19 minutes. The Army Ten-Miler, conducted by the U.S. Army Military District of Washington, is a 10-mile race that starts and finishes near the Pentagon and takes runners through the streets of Washington. Tens of thousands of runners from all 50 states and many foreign countries registered for the 2019 event, making it one of the largest 10-mile road races in the world. (Courtesy photo)

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