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2015

85th support command

active component

arlington heights

army reserve command

brig gen frederick r maiocco

brigade executive officer brief

chicago

col dale kuehl

col robert spinelli

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Army Reserve Brig. Gen. Frederick R. Maiocco, Jr.,

Army Reserve Brig. Gen. Frederick R. Maiocco, Jr.,

Army Reserve Brig. Gen. Frederick R. Maiocco, Jr., commanding general, 85th Support Command, gives opening remarks during the First Army brigade executive officers brief on Dec. 4. The purpose of the briefing w... More

Col. Dale Kuehl, left, Chief of Staff, First Army,

Col. Dale Kuehl, left, Chief of Staff, First Army,

Col. Dale Kuehl, left, Chief of Staff, First Army, speaks with Army Reserve Col. Robert Rauchle, Deputy Commanding Officer, 85th Support Command, during a break at the First Army brigade executive officers brie... More

Col. Robert Spinelli, Command Executive Officer, 85th

Col. Robert Spinelli, Command Executive Officer, 85th

Col. Robert Spinelli, Command Executive Officer, 85th Support Command, discusses the Army Reserve recruiting and retention policy during the First Army brigade executive officers brief, Dec. 4. Spinelli said a ... More

Command staff members from First Army, 85th Support

Command staff members from First Army, 85th Support

Command staff members from First Army, 85th Support Command and First Army brigade teams participate in the First Army brigade executive officers brief, Dec. 4. The purpose of the briefing was to assist the act... More

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