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The adjutant generals of the Utah, Texas, Puerto Rico

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The adjutant generals of the Utah, Texas, Puerto Rico

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The adjutant generals of the Utah, Texas, Puerto Rico and Alabama National Guard, along with general officers from the U.S. Army Reserve, took part in a four-day conference to better see how their Soldiers and Airmen support U.S. Army Central’s mission in Southwest Asia, Dec. 10-13. The Total Force concept was a major topic of discussion and focuses on the partnership between the active duty, National Guard and Reserve components as they work hand-in-hand to ensure the security and safety of people around the world and build enduring partnerships. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. David N. Beckstrom, 19th Public Affairs Detachment, U.S. Army Central)

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13/12/2015
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