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Lt. Col. Michael Stephens, 63rd Theater Aviation Brigade

Lt. Col. Michael Stephens, 63rd Theater Aviation Brigade

Lt. Col. Michael Stephens, 63rd Theater Aviation Brigade commander, passes the 751st Troop Command colors to Lt. Col. Gary W.D. Lewis during a change of command ceremony Sept. 27, at Boone National Guard Center... More

Lt. Col. Todd Ewing, Kentucky Army National Guard,

Lt. Col. Todd Ewing, Kentucky Army National Guard,

Lt. Col. Todd Ewing, Kentucky Army National Guard, relinquishes command of the 751st Troop Command Sept. 27, at Boone National Guard Center, Frankfort, Ky. Lt. Col. Michael Stephens, commander of the 63rd Theat... More

The Kentucky National Guard's 751st Troop Command renders

The Kentucky National Guard's 751st Troop Command renders

The Kentucky National Guard's 751st Troop Command renders honors during a battalion change of command ceremony Sept. 27, at Boone National Guard Center in Frankfort, Ky. (National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Davi... More

The 202nd Army Band plays my Old Kentucky Home following

The 202nd Army Band plays my Old Kentucky Home following

The 202nd Army Band plays my Old Kentucky Home following the ceremony in which Lt. Col. Gary W.D. Lewis assumed command of the 751st Troop Command Sept. 27, at Boone National Guard Center in Frankfort, Ky. (Nat... More

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