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Resilience Training - A group of military men sitting around a table

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The 5th Armored Brigade’s Sgt. 1st Class David Parish, right, a level three master resilience trainer, coaches student Master Sgt. Cody Thomas, left, 1st Bn., 362nd Air Defense Artillery Regt. Renegade, during a two-week MRT course held at the Battle Command Training Center on East Fort Bliss June 13. Although the Army has trained over 4000 MRTs, as a level three MRT, Parish is one of only six soldiers in the Army qualified at this high level and continually receives accolades for his expertise in this area.

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