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Oregon Army National Guard Pfc. Ryan Verley and Pfc.

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Oregon Army National Guard Pfc. Ryan Verley and Pfc. Liam McReynolds both of the 224th Engineer Company install power outlets during a building renovation on the main post at Camp Umatilla near Hermiston, Ore., August 5th, 2020. McReynolds explained “I talked to some of the Soldiers I went to training with, in three years none of them have had such a good opportunity to do what we were trained for as we’re getting here.” This structure will eventually be a rental property available to visitors and the community as part of a facility improvement project.

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