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As a part of the warrior tasks round robin competition

As a part of the warrior tasks round robin competition

As a part of the warrior tasks round robin competition during the Combined Task Force Rugged non-commissioned officer and Soldier of the Year competition, Sgt. Robert Goldhor determines his location using the r... More

As a part of the warrior tasks round robin competition

As a part of the warrior tasks round robin competition

As a part of the warrior tasks round robin competition during the Combined Task Force Rugged non-commissioned officer and Soldier of the Year competition, Sgt. Sandra Aguilar performs first aid on a "wounded Soldier."

Spc. Wendy James, Headquarters and Headquarters Company,

Spc. Wendy James, Headquarters and Headquarters Company,

Spc. Wendy James, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 36th Engineer Brigade, performs push-ups during the first event of the Combined Task Force Rugged non-commissioned officer and Soldier of the Year Board ... More

During the Combined Task Force Rugged non-commissioned

During the Combined Task Force Rugged non-commissioned

During the Combined Task Force Rugged non-commissioned officer and Soldier of the Year competition at Bagram Air Field, Soldiers aim down range to qualify on their personal weapon.

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