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Texas National Guard Engineers from the 272nd Engineer

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Texas National Guard Engineers from the 272nd Engineer

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Texas National Guard Engineers from the 272nd Engineer Battalion out of Angleton, Texas, work on painting the windows of the new medical facility in support of the Beyond the Horizons 2012 mission. The 272nd is also working on pouring concrete for a sidewalk around the facility, as well as putting up the roof before moving inside to start electric and plumbing work, all while on their two-week annual training mission. U.S. Army South, in partnership with Honduras, is conducting various engineering, medical and civic action programs, providing focused humanitarian assistance.

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01/06/2012
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