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US Army (USA) Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Ron Stimeare, Director for Exercise COMBINE ENDEAVOR 2000, look on as US Air Force (USAF) Major (MAJ) Darryl McDonal, escorts the official party into the "Hall of Champions" during the Opening Ceremony at Baumholder, Germany. The official party includes Mayor Volknar Pees, District Mayor of Baumholder, Germany; USA Brigadier General (BGEN) Charles Croom, Director of Command, Control, and Communications for Headquarters US European Command (USEUCOM); USA BGEN John Cavanaugh, Commander, 5th Signal Command; USA LTC Steven Miller, Commander 222nd Base Support Battalion; and USA Chaplain LTC Daniel Taylor, 222nd Base Support Battalion

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US Army (USA) Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Ron Stimeare, Director for Exercise COMBINE ENDEAVOR 2000, look on as US Air Force (USAF) Major (MAJ) Darryl McDonal, escorts the official party into the "Hall of Champions" during the Opening Ceremony at Baumholder, Germany. The official party includes Mayor Volknar Pees, District Mayor of Baumholder, Germany; USA Brigadier General (BGEN) Charles Croom, Director of Command, Control, and Communications for Headquarters US European Command (USEUCOM); USA BGEN John Cavanaugh, Commander, 5th Signal Command; USA LTC Steven Miller, Commander 222nd Base Support Battalion; and USA Chaplain LTC Daniel Taylor, 222nd Base Support Battalion

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