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Col. David M. Hamilton, commander of the 212th Fires

Col. David M. Hamilton, commander of the 212th Fires

Col. David M. Hamilton, commander of the 212th Fires Brigade, 1st Armored Division, explains the intent of the brigade's female mentorship program prior to the start of an open forum session. The program is tar... More

The flight line is reflected in the windows of the

The flight line is reflected in the windows of the

The flight line is reflected in the windows of the air traffic control tower on Forward Operating Base Shank as U.S. Army Spcs. David Hamilton, Quentin Bradford, and Spencer Smith, all air traffic controller sp... More

U.S. Army Spcs. David Hamilton, Quentin Bradford, and

U.S. Army Spcs. David Hamilton, Quentin Bradford, and

U.S. Army Spcs. David Hamilton, Quentin Bradford, and Spencer Smith, all air traffic control specialists for 3rd Battalion, 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade, Task Force Corsair, conduct aircraft movement on their f... More

U.S. Army Spc. Spencer Smith from Monument, Colo.,

U.S. Army Spc. Spencer Smith from Monument, Colo.,

U.S. Army Spc. Spencer Smith from Monument, Colo., an air traffic control specialist for 3rd Battalion, 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade, Task Force Corsair, watches his flight line on Forward Operating Base Shank ... More

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