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Spc. Donovan Spinler, left, a satellite communication

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Spc. Donovan Spinler, left, a satellite communication

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Spc. Donovan Spinler, left, a satellite communication systems operator-maintainer and Staff Sgt. Dao Yang, a nodal network systems operator-maintainer, both with the 1st Armored Division's G6 staff section, construct a Transportable Tactical Command Communications (T2C2) system during a training event May 2 at the Mission Training Center (MTC) on Fort Bliss, Texas.
T2C2 is an expeditionary inflatable satellite antenna system providing military commanders with increased operational flexibility and speed during operations in austere environments.
(U.S. Army photo by Spc. Matthew J. Marcellus)

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02/05/2019
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