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Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade Engineer Batallion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Polk, La., closes the hood on a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected v... More

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade Engineer Batallion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Polk, La., closes the hood on a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected v... More

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade Engineer Batallion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Polk, La., closes the hood on a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected v... More

Sgt. Oumarou Pafadnam, a Soldiers with 317th Brigade

Sgt. Oumarou Pafadnam, a Soldiers with 317th Brigade

Sgt. Oumarou Pafadnam, a Soldiers with 317th Brigade Engineer Batallion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Polk, La., guides a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle back i... More

Pfc. Christian Hernandez, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Pfc. Christian Hernandez, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Pfc. Christian Hernandez, a Soldier from 317th Brigade Engineer Batallion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Polk, La., performs regular maintenance checks on a Mine Resista... More

Sgt. Oumarou Pafadnam, a Soldiers with 317th Brigade

Sgt. Oumarou Pafadnam, a Soldiers with 317th Brigade

Sgt. Oumarou Pafadnam, a Soldiers with 317th Brigade Engineer Batallion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Polk, La., guides a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle back i... More

Sgt. Oumarou Pafadnam, a Soldiers with 317th Brigade

Sgt. Oumarou Pafadnam, a Soldiers with 317th Brigade

Sgt. Oumarou Pafadnam, a Soldiers with 317th Brigade Engineer Batallion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Polk, La., guides a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle back i... More

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito and Pfc. Christian Hernandez,

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito and Pfc. Christian Hernandez,

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito and Pfc. Christian Hernandez, both Soldiers from 317th Brigade Engineer Batallion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Polk, La., stand in front of the... More

Pfc. Christian Hernandez, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Pfc. Christian Hernandez, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Pfc. Christian Hernandez, a Soldier from 317th Brigade Engineer Batallion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Polk, La., performs regular maintenance checks on a Mine Resista... More

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito and Pfc. Christian Hernandez

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito and Pfc. Christian Hernandez

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito and Pfc. Christian Hernandez discuss their Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle check with their noncommissioned officer, Sgt. Oumarou Pafadnam, during a regular maintenance check, Ba... More

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade

Spc. Samuel L. Esposito, a Soldier from 317th Brigade Engineer Batallion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Polk, La., closes the hood on a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected v... More

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