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Sue Potashnik, Assistant Chief, Fort Jackson EMS,

Sue Potashnik, Assistant Chief, Fort Jackson EMS,

Sue Potashnik, Assistant Chief, Fort Jackson EMS, demonstrates the ease of using the power lift during National Night Out, Oct. 6.

More than 50 children sing on the steps of the South

More than 50 children sing on the steps of the South

More than 50 children sing on the steps of the South Carolina Statehouse Nov. 24 to celebrate the lighting of the tree and ushering in the start of the holiday season during the 53rd Annual Governor’s Carolight... More

Pia Johnson, a volunteer for National Night Out, checks

Pia Johnson, a volunteer for National Night Out, checks

Pia Johnson, a volunteer for National Night Out, checks temperatures of guests before they can enter the event, Oct. 6.

U.S. Soldiers with the 282nd Army Band perform during

U.S. Soldiers with the 282nd Army Band perform during

U.S. Soldiers with the 282nd Army Band perform during a ceremony marking the reopening of the U.S. Army Basic Combat Training Museum at Fort Jackson, S.C., April 3, 2013. The museum, an element of the Center of... More

The 282nd Army Band out of Fort Jackson, S.C., marches

The 282nd Army Band out of Fort Jackson, S.C., marches

The 282nd Army Band out of Fort Jackson, S.C., marches in the 2013 Veterans Day Parade in Columbia, S.C. Veterans Day was originally proclaimed Armistice Day on November 11, 1919 to mark the end of major hostil... More

Staff Sgt. Jeffery Taylor, right, and Spc. Shawn McGovern,

Staff Sgt. Jeffery Taylor, right, and Spc. Shawn McGovern,

Staff Sgt. Jeffery Taylor, right, and Spc. Shawn McGovern, left, perform during a virtual concert July 18.

U.S. Army Training Center and Fort Jackson Commander

U.S. Army Training Center and Fort Jackson Commander

U.S. Army Training Center and Fort Jackson Commander Brig. Gen. Milford “Beags” Beagle Jr. greets S.C. Governor Henry McMaster and his wife during the 53rd Annual Governor’s Carolighting event Nov. 24 at the S... More

A worker makes funnel cakes at one of the food trucks

A worker makes funnel cakes at one of the food trucks

A worker makes funnel cakes at one of the food trucks during National Night Out, Oct. 6.

Members of the 282nd Army Band play for the Fort Jackson

Members of the 282nd Army Band play for the Fort Jackson

Members of the 282nd Army Band play for the Fort Jackson Soldiers and civilians as they began their early morning post-wide run to start Victory Week activities, June 19, 2014. The post-wide run was one of the ... More

Hundreds gather to watch the annual lighting of the

Hundreds gather to watch the annual lighting of the

Hundreds gather to watch the annual lighting of the Christmas tree at the Columbia, S.C., Statehouse during the Governor’s Carolighting Nov. 24. The 50-foot tree had more than a million lights.

Sgt. 1st Class Jessica Gatlin performs with other members

Sgt. 1st Class Jessica Gatlin performs with other members

Sgt. 1st Class Jessica Gatlin performs with other members of the 282nd's 'Mission Essential' during a virtual concert on Fort Jackson July 18.

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