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Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Vaillancourt, Headquarters

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Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Vaillancourt, Headquarters

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Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Vaillancourt, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 717th Brigade Support Battalion, takes a chilly photo with a Roswell citizen he helped transport to the Fresenius Medical Care center Dec. 29. One of the missions currently being performed by members of the New Mexico National Guard is the transportation of Roswell, N.M., citizens in need of dialysis treatments. Citizens were snowed in to their homes due to a winter blizzard that caused roads to be impassable. For at least two days, local members of the National Guard traversed the icy, snowpacked conditions to help citizens in need. (Courtesy photo)

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