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3rd expeditionary sustainment command

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combat medic

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war in afghanistan 2001 2021

convoy

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Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached to the 10th Sustainment Brigade, gives Sgt. 1st Class Jason R. Mattke, a convoy commander, 1157th Transportation Company, some Flexeril Aug. 24, 2012 at Ja... More

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached to the 10th Sustainment Brigade, checks a medical pouch before a convoy mission Aug. 23, 2012 at Bagram Air Field.

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached to the 10th Sustainment Brigade, works out before a convoy mission Aug. 23, 2012 at Bagram Air Field.

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached

Senior Airmen Anthony Montejo, a combat medic attached to the 10th Sustainment Brigade, does an inventory of medical supplies Aug. 24, 2012 at Jalalabad Airfield.

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