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U.S. Army Col. John Sims prepares to place the 10th

U.S. Army Col. John Sims prepares to place the 10th

U.S. Army Col. John Sims prepares to place the 10th Mountain Shoulder Sleeve Insignia for Wartime Service on U.S. Army soldiers of the 307th Psychological Operations Company during a combat patch ceremony held ... More

Deputy Commander General of Regional Command South

Deputy Commander General of Regional Command South

Deputy Commander General of Regional Command South Brig. Gen. Andre K. Corbould approaches the 307th Psychological Operation Company soldiers and place the 10th Mountain Shoulder Sleeve Insignia for Wartime Ser... More

Deputy Commander General of Regional Command South

Deputy Commander General of Regional Command South

Deputy Commander General of Regional Command South Brig. Gen. Andre K. Corbould approaches the 307th Psychological Operation Company Commander Maj. Craig Hickerson giving him the 10th Mountain Shoulder Sleeve I... More

U.S. Army soldiers of the 307th Psychological Operations

U.S. Army soldiers of the 307th Psychological Operations

U.S. Army soldiers of the 307th Psychological Operations Company and the 55th Signal Company (COMCAM) stand in formation ready to receive the 10th Mountain Shoulder Sleeve Insignia for Wartime Service during a ... More

U.S. Army soldiers of the 307th Psychological Operations

U.S. Army soldiers of the 307th Psychological Operations

U.S. Army soldiers of the 307th Psychological Operations Company and the 55th Signal Company (COMCAM) stand in formation ready to receive the 10th Mountain Shoulder Sleeve Insignia for Wartime Service during a ... More

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