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Soldiers of the 5th Security Force Assistance Brigade

Soldiers of the 5th Security Force Assistance Brigade

Soldiers of the 5th Security Force Assistance Brigade don their signature brown berets during a ceremony in front of “The Infantryman” memorial at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, July 16, 2019. Serving in... More

Soldiers of the 5th Security Force Assistance Brigade

Soldiers of the 5th Security Force Assistance Brigade

Soldiers of the 5th Security Force Assistance Brigade stand in front of “The Infantryman” memorial at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, following a beret donning ceremony July 16, 2019. Serving in an SFAB i... More

Col. Curtis Taylor, commander of the 5th Security Force

Col. Curtis Taylor, commander of the 5th Security Force

Col. Curtis Taylor, commander of the 5th Security Force Assistance Brigade, addresses Soldiers of the 5th SFAB following a beret donning ceremony in front of “The Infantryman” memorial at Joint Base Lewis-McCho... More

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