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Soldiers from the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Army rugby

Soldiers from the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Army rugby

Soldiers from the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Army rugby team and seamen from the Bremerton Navy rugby team, collide with one another as they scrimmage to fight for the ball in the 20th Annual Commander’s Cup rugb... More

Soldiers from the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Army rugby

Soldiers from the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Army rugby

Soldiers from the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Army rugby team (right) and seamen from the Bremerton Navy rugby team (left), receive guidance as they go through the rules of the 20th Annual Commander’s Cup Rugby Ma... More

Retired Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 and former Green

Retired Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 and former Green

Retired Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 and former Green Beret, Nick Punimata (center), now coach for the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Army rugby team, motivates the Soldiers before the 20th Annual Commander’s Cup ru... More

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