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35th signal brigade theater tactical

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35th signal brigade theater tactical noncommissioned officer soldier of the year competition 2014

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Sgt. Erick O. Lozadamartinez, a multichannel transmission

Sgt. Erick O. Lozadamartinez, a multichannel transmission

Sgt. Erick O. Lozadamartinez, a multichannel transmission systems operator-maintainer and Arroyo, Puerto Rico, native, 50th Signal Battalion (Expeditionary), 35th Signal Brigade (Theater Tactical), and Spc. Jos... More

Sgt. Erick O. Lozadamartinez, a multichannel transmission

Sgt. Erick O. Lozadamartinez, a multichannel transmission

Sgt. Erick O. Lozadamartinez, a multichannel transmission systems operator-maintainer and Arroyo, Puerto Rico, native, 50th Signal Battalion (Expeditionary), 35th Signal Brigade (Theater Tactical), plots points... More

Spc. Joshua D. Taylor, a multichannel transmission

Spc. Joshua D. Taylor, a multichannel transmission

Spc. Joshua D. Taylor, a multichannel transmission systems operator-maintainer and native of Tampa, Fla., 63rd Signal Battalion (Expeditionary), 35th Signal Brigade (Theater Tactical), scans his lane in prepara... More

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