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Sgt.1st Class Phillip McClure with the 116th Engineers

Sgt.1st Class Phillip McClure with the 116th Engineers

Sgt.1st Class Phillip McClure with the 116th Engineers Company of the Utah National Guard explains the capabilities of the .50-caliber machine gun Oct. 25, 2015, during a Boss Lift where 27 employers and superv... More

Soldiers with the 116th Engineers Company of the Utah

Soldiers with the 116th Engineers Company of the Utah

Soldiers with the 116th Engineers Company of the Utah National Guard teach their civilian employers how to drive the unit’s heavy equipment during a Boss Lift Oct. 25, 2015 outside of Fort Bliss, Texas. The Bos... More

Josh Broderdorf, a manager for Modern Display, dons

Josh Broderdorf, a manager for Modern Display, dons

Josh Broderdorf, a manager for Modern Display, dons his employee-soldier’s combat gear Oct. 25, 2015, during a Boss Lift where 27 employers and supervisors from Salt Lake City were able to visit their employees... More

Soldiers with the 116th Engineers Company of the Utah

Soldiers with the 116th Engineers Company of the Utah

Soldiers with the 116th Engineers Company of the Utah National Guard perform a vehicle extraction while there civilian employers watch during a Boss Lift Oct. 25, 2015 outside of Fort Bliss, Texas. The Boss Lif... More

Lee Perry, a lieutenant with the Utah Highway Patrol,

Lee Perry, a lieutenant with the Utah Highway Patrol,

Lee Perry, a lieutenant with the Utah Highway Patrol, sits in a mine resistant ambush protected vehicle Oct. 25, 2015, during a Boss Lift where 27 employers and supervisors from Salt Lake City were able to visi... More

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