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Ribbon cutting ceremony for the new 722nd Explosive Ordnance Disposal facility after the unit moved from Fort McClellan, Alabama when that facility closed. Taking part in the ceremony are (left to right): COL Gregory Potts, Anniston Army Depot commander, LTC Bruce Wright, 184th Ordnance Battalion commander, SPC Burman, CSM Charles Eberhardt, 52nd Ordnance Group, Fort Gillem, Georgia, LTC Bryan Keifer, Deputy Commander, 52nd Ordnance Group, Fort Gillem, Georgia, 1LT David Knapp, 722nd Explosive Ordnance Disposal commander

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Ribbon cutting ceremony for the new 722nd Explosive Ordnance Disposal facility after the unit moved from Fort McClellan, Alabama when that facility closed. Taking part in the ceremony are (left to right): COL Gregory Potts, Anniston Army Depot commander, LTC Bruce Wright, 184th Ordnance Battalion commander, SPC Burman, CSM Charles Eberhardt, 52nd Ordnance Group, Fort Gillem, Georgia, LTC Bryan Keifer, Deputy Commander, 52nd Ordnance Group, Fort Gillem, Georgia, 1LT David Knapp, 722nd Explosive Ordnance Disposal commander

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Base: Anniston Army Depot

State: Alabama (AL)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: Robert P. Mayfield

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