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U. S. Army Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, commander of U.S. Army Europe, speaks during the opening ceremonies for ANAKONDA 16 June 6, 2016. Also in attendance for the opening ceremonies were Poland’s Minister of National Defense, Antoni Macierewicz, Polish Gen. Mieczyslaw Gocul, the chief of general staff for the Polish Armed Forces, U.S. Army Gen. Mark A. Milley, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, Polish Lt. Gen. Marek Tomaszysci, commander of Poland’s Operations Command, Polish Lt. Gen. Miroslaw Rozanski, the general commander of the Polish Armed Forces, and Maj. Gen Richard j. Hayes, Jr., the Adjutant General for the Illinois National Guard, as well as many other allied senior defense official. ANAKONDA 16 is a Polish national exercise that seeks to train, exercise and integrate Polish national command and force structures into an allied, joint, multinational environment with more than 31,000 people from 24 allied countries participating. (courtesy photo)

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