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assistant secretary of the army manpower and reserve affairs and provost marshal general visit sembach correctional facility

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Debra S. Wada, assistant secretary of the Army (Manpower

Debra S. Wada, assistant secretary of the Army (Manpower

Debra S. Wada, assistant secretary of the Army (Manpower and Reserve Affairs), Maj. Gen. Mark S. Inch, U.S. Army provost marshal general, and Col. Zane H. Jones, commander, 18th Military Police Brigade, observe... More

Maj. Gen. Mark S. Inch, United States Army provost

Maj. Gen. Mark S. Inch, United States Army provost

Maj. Gen. Mark S. Inch, United States Army provost marshal general, addresses the Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen of the United States Army Correctional Activity-Europe, during a visit to the correctional facility... More

Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey N. Plemmons, United States Army Regional

Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey N. Plemmons, United States Army Regional

Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey N. Plemmons, United States Army Regional Correctional Facility sergeant major, and Maj. Kevin A. Merithew, commander, United States Army Correctional Activity-Europe, lead Maj. Gen. Mark S. In... More

Maj. Kevin A. Merithew, commander, United States Army

Maj. Kevin A. Merithew, commander, United States Army

Maj. Kevin A. Merithew, commander, United States Army Correctional Activity-Europe, conducts a reenlistment ceremony for (right to left) Spc. Eric Risica, Sgt. Jonathan Munoz and Sgt. Marco Walther at Sembach ... More

Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey N. Plemmons, United States Army Regional

Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey N. Plemmons, United States Army Regional

Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey N. Plemmons, United States Army Regional Correctional Facility sergeant major, escorts Maj. Gen. Mark S. Inch, United States Army provost marshal general, through a special housing unit cell i... More

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