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Members of the Puk Puk Squadron show their progress

Members of the Puk Puk Squadron show their progress

Members of the Puk Puk Squadron show their progress to Australian Warrant Officer Don Spinks Sept. 12 during exercise Puk Puk 15 at Taurama Barracks, Papua New Guinea. The squadron renovated company offices, re... More

Australian Warrant Officer Don Spinks, right, commends

Australian Warrant Officer Don Spinks, right, commends

Australian Warrant Officer Don Spinks, right, commends members of Puk Puk Squadron for their efforts during a visit to Taurama Barracks, Papua, New Guinea, during exercise Puk Puk 15, Sept. 12. Puk Puk is a mul... More

Australian Army Warrant Officer Don Spinks speaks with

Australian Army Warrant Officer Don Spinks speaks with

Australian Army Warrant Officer Don Spinks speaks with members of the Puk Puk Squadron about their mission and current successes in exercise Puk Puk 15 at Taurama Barracks in Papua New Guinea, Sept. 12 . The sq... More

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