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U.S. Army Civilian prepares to paint U.S. Army Central's Historic M48 Patton Tank, parked in a protective booth at the Logistics Readiness Center, Fort Knox, Ky., Dec. 3, 2019. The Vietnam-era main battle tank has served as the mascot for Patton Hall since Third Army was re-activated in 1983 at Fort McPherson. The tank has stood in front of the current Patton Hall, U.S. Army Central headquarters at Shaw Air Force Base since the building's dedication in 2011 and will return when the preservation project is complete. (U.S. Army photo by Bianka Lathan)

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