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Spc. Ryan Pierce, satellite communications operator,

Spc. Ryan Pierce, satellite communications operator,

Spc. Ryan Pierce, satellite communications operator, and Spc. Christian Brown, data support team chief, both assigned to 586th Network Support Company, 525th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade, power down the Ver... More

Spc. Dustin Aguilar, signal system support specialist,

Spc. Dustin Aguilar, signal system support specialist,

Spc. Dustin Aguilar, signal system support specialist, and Spc. Robert Morton, satellite operations maintainer, both assigned to 586th Network Support Company, 525th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade, remove pan... More

Spc. Christian Brown, data support team chief, and

Spc. Christian Brown, data support team chief, and

Spc. Christian Brown, data support team chief, and Spc. Ryan Pierce, satellite communications operator, both assigned to 586th Network Support Company, 525th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade, install a Very Sma... More

Spc. Robert Morton, satellite operations maintainer,

Spc. Robert Morton, satellite operations maintainer,

Spc. Robert Morton, satellite operations maintainer, 586th Network Support Company, 525th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade, disassembles a satellite during Operation Signal Warrior at Forward Operating Base Spi... More

Spc. Kendall Calvin, command post network operator,

Spc. Kendall Calvin, command post network operator,

Spc. Kendall Calvin, command post network operator, and Spc. Christian Brown, data support team chief, both assigned to 586th Network Support Company, 525th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade, assemble Very Small... More

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