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U.S. Army Col. John Simma, Task Force Jaguar Commander,

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U.S. Army Col. John Simma, Task Force Jaguar Commander,

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U.S. Army Col. John Simma, Task Force Jaguar Commander, gives a tour of Double Head Cabbage Polyclinic to Brig. Gen. David Jones, Commander of the Belize Defence Force, before the clinic's ribbon cutting ceremony in Double Head Cabbage, Belize June 14, 2017. The polyclinic is one of multiple clinics constructed during Beyond the Horizon 2017, a U.S. Southern Command-sponsored, Army South-led exercise designed to provide humanitarian and engineering services to communities in need, demonstrating U.S. support for Belize. (U.S. Army Photo by Private 1st Class Audrey Ward/Released)

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14/06/2017
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