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Oregon Army National Guard Col. Gregory T. Day (center

Oregon Army National Guard Col. Gregory T. Day (center

Oregon Army National Guard Col. Gregory T. Day (center left), outgoing commander, passes the 82nd Brigade (Troop Command) guidon to Brig. Gen. William J. Edwards, Oregon Army National Guard Land Component Comma... More

Brig. Gen. William J. Edwards, Oregon Army National

Brig. Gen. William J. Edwards, Oregon Army National

Brig. Gen. William J. Edwards, Oregon Army National Guard Land Component Commander; incoming 82nd Brigade Commander Lt. Col. (promotable) Stephen L. Schmidt; and outgoing commander Col. Gregory T. Day, listen a... More

Oregon Army National Guard Col. Gregory T. Day (center),

Oregon Army National Guard Col. Gregory T. Day (center),

Oregon Army National Guard Col. Gregory T. Day (center), outgoing commander, receives the 82nd Brigade (Troop Command) guidon from Command Sgt. Maj. Ronald Bloker during a change of command ceremony at the 41st... More

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