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176th engineer brigade

389th engineer company

adam holguin

burlington iowa

colonel charles schoening

directorate of plans training mobilization and security

dptms fort bliss

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first lieutenant bobby maphies

captain david jacobs

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Soldiers assigned to the 389th Engineer Company weigh

Soldiers assigned to the 389th Engineer Company weigh

Soldiers assigned to the 389th Engineer Company weigh in for accountability prior to the flight that will take them to the Middle East July 29 at the Silas. L. Copeland Arrival/Departure Airfield Control Group

Soldiers assigned to the 389th Engineer Company and

Soldiers assigned to the 389th Engineer Company and

Soldiers assigned to the 389th Engineer Company and the 176th Engineer Brigade are led in prayer during the farewell brief at the Silas L. Copeland Airfield Control Group moments before boarding their flight to... More

Soldiers assigned to the 176th Engineer Brigade walk

Soldiers assigned to the 176th Engineer Brigade walk

Soldiers assigned to the 176th Engineer Brigade walk form the Silas L. Copeland Arrival/Departure Airfield Control Group to the airplane that will take them to the Middle East July 29.

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