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Lt. Col. Kenisha Heath, 374th Healthcare Operations

Lt. Col. Kenisha Heath, 374th Healthcare Operations

Lt. Col. Kenisha Heath, 374th Healthcare Operations Squadron commander, renders a salute to Col. Iris Reedom, 374th Medical Group commander, after the official presentation of the 374th Healthcare Operations Sq... More

Lt. Col. Cassandra Gilbert, 374th Operational Medical

Lt. Col. Cassandra Gilbert, 374th Operational Medical

Lt. Col. Cassandra Gilbert, 374th Operational Medical Readiness Squadron commander, renders a salute to Col. Iris Reedom, 374th Medical Group Commander, after the official presentation of the 374th Operational ... More

Ceremony narrator Tech. Sgt. Nathan Pinkston, 374th

Ceremony narrator Tech. Sgt. Nathan Pinkston, 374th

Ceremony narrator Tech. Sgt. Nathan Pinkston, 374th Healthcare Operations Squadron Mental Health Flight Chief, addresses the crowd at the Medical Group re-designation ceremony, Yokota Air Base, Japan, August 28... More

Ceremony narrator Tech. Sgt. Nathan Pinkston, 374th

Ceremony narrator Tech. Sgt. Nathan Pinkston, 374th

Ceremony narrator Tech. Sgt. Nathan Pinkston, 374th Healthcare Operations Squadron Mental Health Flight Chief, provides opening remarks as Col. Iris Reedom, 374th Medical Group commander, Lt. Col. Cassandra Gil... More

Col. Iris Reedom, 374th Medical Group commander, addresses

Col. Iris Reedom, 374th Medical Group commander, addresses

Col. Iris Reedom, 374th Medical Group commander, addresses the crowd at the Medical Group re-designation ceremony, at Yokota Air Base, Japan, August 28, 2020. The 374th Medical Group re-designated two of its me... More

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