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10th mountain division sustainment brigade public affairs office

10th sbde

10th sustainment brigade

1st theater sustainment command

1st tsc

afghanistan

america s army

arcent

bagram air field

col willie rios iii

combined joint operations area afghanistan

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Sgt. 1st Class Jeffrey Niles, logistics liaison

Sgt. 1st Class Jeffrey Niles, logistics liaison

Sgt. 1st Class Jeffrey Niles, logistics liaison noncommissioned officer in charge, and Spc. Jaime Rivera, Shindand liaison, both assigned to the 419th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, unpack equipment at t... More

Spc. Roosevelt Biddles, Birmingham, Ala., native, 10th

Spc. Roosevelt Biddles, Birmingham, Ala., native, 10th

Spc. Roosevelt Biddles, Birmingham, Ala., native, 10th Sustainment Brigade retrograde manager, supervises a wretch as it loads a container of items identified to be retrograded to an Army depot in the U.S. The ... More

Spc. Roosevelt Biddles, Birmingham, Ala., native, 10th

Spc. Roosevelt Biddles, Birmingham, Ala., native, 10th

Spc. Roosevelt Biddles, Birmingham, Ala., native, 10th Sustainment Brigade retrograde manager, places a tracking label on a twenty-foot container before it is shipped back to an Army depot in the U.S. The briga... More

Col. Willie Rios III, commander of the 10th Sustainment

Col. Willie Rios III, commander of the 10th Sustainment

Col. Willie Rios III, commander of the 10th Sustainment Brigade, provides Lt. Gen. Mohammad Abdul Rajab, chief of the Salang maintenance department, paperwork to complete a foreign excess personal property tran... More

Spc. Roosevelt Biddles, Birmingham, Ala., native, 10th

Spc. Roosevelt Biddles, Birmingham, Ala., native, 10th

Spc. Roosevelt Biddles, Birmingham, Ala., native, 10th Sustainment Brigade retrograde manager, assists the Bagram supply support activity with its retrograde mission by sorting equipment prior to a customs insp... More

A forklift operator loads tires on a light medium tactical

A forklift operator loads tires on a light medium tactical

A forklift operator loads tires on a light medium tactical vehicle at the Bagram supply support activity. The SSA manages the receipt, issue, storage, turn-in and stock control of items destined to be issued to... More

Lt. Gen. Mohammad Abdul Rajab, chief of the Salang

Lt. Gen. Mohammad Abdul Rajab, chief of the Salang

Lt. Gen. Mohammad Abdul Rajab, chief of the Salang maintenance department, signs paperwork needed to complete a foreign excess personal property transfer at Jabul during a key leader engagement with Col. Willie... More

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