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Maj. Gen. (KS) Lee Tafanelli, adjutant general, speaks

Maj. Gen. (KS) Lee Tafanelli, adjutant general, speaks

Maj. Gen. (KS) Lee Tafanelli, adjutant general, speaks to Kansas National Guard retirees about the latest events of the Kansas Guard during the annual retiree briefing at Nickell Armory, Nov. 6, 2011.

Brig. Gen. Erick Peck, assistant adjutant general –

Brig. Gen. Erick Peck, assistant adjutant general –

Brig. Gen. Erick Peck, assistant adjutant general – Army and commander of the Kansas Army National Guard- speaks to Kansas National Guard retirees about the previous year of the Army component during the annual... More

Brig. Gen. Keith Lang, chief of staff of the Kansas

Brig. Gen. Keith Lang, chief of staff of the Kansas

Brig. Gen. Keith Lang, chief of staff of the Kansas Air National Guard, speaks to Kansas National Guard retirees about the previous year of the Air component during the annual retiree briefing at Nickell Armory... More

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