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198th regional support group

198th rsg hhc

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arizona army national guard

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california

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198th rsg hhc annual training

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Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos and other Soldiers 198th Regional Support Group Headquarters and Headquarters Company assemble a concertina wire perimeter around their tactical operations c... More

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos (left) and Capt. Matthew Harvey create a concertina wire perimeter around their tactical operations center June 28th 2018 at Fort Hunter Liggett, California.... More

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos creates a defensive perimeter with concertina wire around the tactical operations center June 28th 2018 at Fort Hunter Liggett, California. Ramos is a milita... More

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos

Arizona Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Ricardo Ramos stretches out a strand a concertina wire around perimeter of their the tactical operations center June 28th 2018 at Fort Hunter Liggett, California. Ramos is... More

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