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302nd meb

401st chemical company

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412 th theater engineer command

479th chemical battalion

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302nd manuever enhancement brigade

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A Soldier with the 401st Chemical Company out of Boston

A Soldier with the 401st Chemical Company out of Boston

A Soldier with the 401st Chemical Company out of Boston dons a chemical suit as part of their Army Warrior Tasks. The company earned the 2014 Major General William L. Sibert Award in the Reserve category recent... More

Soldiers with the 401st Chemical Company train on terrain

Soldiers with the 401st Chemical Company train on terrain

Soldiers with the 401st Chemical Company train on terrain decontamination during mobilization training. The Boston-based company earned the 2014 Major General William L. Sibert Award in the Reserve category rec... More

Soldiers with the 401st Chemical Company out of Boston

Soldiers with the 401st Chemical Company out of Boston

Soldiers with the 401st Chemical Company out of Boston train on decontaminating aircraft during mobilization training. The company earned the 2014 Major General William L. Sibert Award in the Reserve category r... More

Soldiers of the 401st Chemical Company out of Boston

Soldiers of the 401st Chemical Company out of Boston

Soldiers of the 401st Chemical Company out of Boston train on Modern Army Combatives during mobilization training. The Boston-based company earned the 2014 Major General William L. Sibert Award in the Reserve c... More

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