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121st public affairs detachment

152 component repair company

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augusta

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connolly competition

crystal ryder

derek gause

152nd cooks compete for coveted connolly

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Spc. Stephen Cobb and Spc. Jeremy Karnes serve up spaghetti

Spc. Stephen Cobb and Spc. Jeremy Karnes serve up spaghetti

Spc. Stephen Cobb and Spc. Jeremy Karnes serve up spaghetti and meatballs to soldiers during the first stage of the Phillip A. Connolly Competition. The June event was the first step in a long road to the natio... More

Soldiers from the 152nd Component Repair Company help

Soldiers from the 152nd Component Repair Company help

Soldiers from the 152nd Component Repair Company help themselves to salad after picking up a hot meal prepared for them by four cooks within the unit striving to move on to the national level for the Phillip A.... More

Spc. Stephen Cobb and Spc. Derek Gause, cooks for the

Spc. Stephen Cobb and Spc. Derek Gause, cooks for the

Spc. Stephen Cobb and Spc. Derek Gause, cooks for the 152nd Component Repair Company, Maine Army National Guard prepare broccoli parmesan and garlic bread for soldiers and national judges during the first stage... More

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