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Specialist Leon Dufresne and Cpl. Shayna Provencal,

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Specialist Leon Dufresne and Cpl. Shayna Provencal,

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Specialist Leon Dufresne and Cpl. Shayna Provencal, Military Policemen with the 94th Military Police Company, shoot paintballs at a passing convoy of Humvees after a simulated improvised explosive device detonated during the 94th MP's field training exercise at Camp Johnson, Vt., May 17, 2014. Dufresne, Provencal, and other Soldiers in the MP Company's Operations platoon served as Oppositional Force (OPFOR) combatants during the exercise to help test their fellow Soldiers' abilities as they maneuvered through situational training lanes.

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