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Soldiers hurry to off-load Humvees from the Maj. Gen. Robert Smalls (Logistics Support Vehicle 8), during a recent logistical support mission that moved vehicles and equipment from Curtis Bay, Md., to Woods Hole, Mass., in support of the 103rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) exercise Nationwide Move 15. Exercise Nationwide Move, an Army Reserve approved functional training exercise designed to provide Reserve Component transportation units with valuable, realistic training, by conducting real-world operations in support of Continental United States (CONUS) activities. The ship is crewed by the 203rd Transportation Detachment, 359th Transportation Battalion, 310th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary). (Official U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Jon Soles, 210th MPAD)

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09/05/2015
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