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Spc. Latrice Dudley, a Nathalie, Va., native, works

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Spc. Latrice Dudley, a Nathalie, Va., native, works on her computer. One of Dudley's most important tasks is monitoring and placing orders for the Army Direct Ordering program. She is responsible for ensuring Soldiers are afforded opportunities to request ADO and stresses the importance of using the program as an effort to replenish unserviceable uniforms and equipment. Dudley's care and concern for other Soldiers and her willingness to provide outstanding logistical support to her unit has resulted in filling more than 470 ADO requests using the ADO program. Dudley serves as a unit supply specialist and company armor with Company F, 2nd Battalion, 30th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, Multi-National Division - Baghdad.

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26/04/2008
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