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Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the Maryland Army National Guard’s 1229th Transportation Company, prepares to load a pallet of food onto a Medium Tactical Vehicle at the Maryland Food Bank wareho... More

Soldiers with the Maryland Army National Guard’s 1229th

Soldiers with the Maryland Army National Guard’s 1229th

Soldiers with the Maryland Army National Guard’s 1229th Transportation Company stack boxes of food onto a pallet prior to loading them onto a Medium Tactical Vehicle at the Maryland Food Bank warehouse in Linth... More

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Defense Force, and service members from other units and branches march in the footsteps of those who defended Baltimore 200 years ago. ... More

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Defense Force, and service members from other units and branches march in the footsteps of those who defended Baltimore 200 years ago. ... More

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Defense Force, and service members from other units and branches march in the footsteps of those who defended Baltimore 200 years ago. ... More

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Army National Guard, practice riot-control techniques at the Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore, May 1, 2015. These Soldiers are part of a Quick Reaction... More

Army Pfc. Alex Auffarth, left, a forward observer with

Army Pfc. Alex Auffarth, left, a forward observer with

Army Pfc. Alex Auffarth, left, a forward observer with the Maryland Army National Guard’s Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment, carries boxes of food into the Crispus At... More

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Army National Guard, practice riot-control techniques at the Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore, May 1, 2015. These Soldiers are part of a Quick Reaction... More

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Army National Guard, practice riot-control techniques at the Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore, May 1, 2015. These Soldiers are part of a Quick Reaction... More

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Defense Force, and Service members from other units and branches march in the footsteps of those who defended Baltimore 200 years ago. ... More

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the Maryland Army National Guard’s 1229th Transportation Company, loads a pallet of food onto a Medium Tactical Vehicle at the Maryland Food Bank warehouse in Lint... More

Army Sgt. Ronnie Ricks, right, a truck driver with

Army Sgt. Ronnie Ricks, right, a truck driver with

Army Sgt. Ronnie Ricks, right, a truck driver with the Maryland Army National Guard’s 1229th Transportation Company, guides Spc. Jason Schollenberger, of the same unit, as he loads a pallet of food onto a Mediu... More

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Army National Guard, practice riot-control techniques at the Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore, May 1, 2015. These Soldiers are part of a Quick Reaction... More

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Defense Force, and Service members from other units and branches march in the footsteps of those who defended Baltimore 200 years ago. ... More

Spc. Krystal Ayers, a truck driver with the Maryland

Spc. Krystal Ayers, a truck driver with the Maryland

Spc. Krystal Ayers, a truck driver with the Maryland Army National Guard’s 1229th Transportation Company, hands off a box of food to Spc. Jarrod Taylor, a forward observer with the Maryland Army Guard’s Headqua... More

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the Maryland Army National Guard’s 1229th Transportation Company, loads a pallet of food onto a Medium Tactical Vehicle at the Maryland Food Bank warehouse in Lint... More

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Defense Force, and Service members from other units and branches march in the footsteps of those who defended Baltimore 200 years ago. ... More

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland

Soldiers from B Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Army National Guard, practice riot-control techniques at the Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore, May 1, 2015. These Soldiers are part of a Quick Reaction... More

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry

Members of the Maryland National Guard’s 175th Infantry Regiment, Maryland Defense Force, and Service members from other units and branches march in the footsteps of those who defended Baltimore 200 years ago. ... More

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the

Spc. Jason Schollenberger, a truck driver with the Maryland Army National Guard’s 1229th Transportation Company, loads a pallet of food onto a Medium Tactical Vehicle at the Maryland Food Bank Warehouse in Lint... More

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