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The 1st Armored Division Color Guard and Band lead

The 1st Armored Division Color Guard and Band lead

The 1st Armored Division Color Guard and Band lead the Black History Month Parade held in El Paso, Feb. 28. (Photo by Sgt. Brooks Fletcher, 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

Fraternity members of Omega Psi Phi, also known as

Fraternity members of Omega Psi Phi, also known as

Fraternity members of Omega Psi Phi, also known as 'Ques,' perform a step routine during the Black History Month Parade held in El Paso, Feb. 28. (Photo by Sgt. Brooks Fletcher, 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

Cadets from Austin High school's Junior Reserve Officers'

Cadets from Austin High school's Junior Reserve Officers'

Cadets from Austin High school's Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps march in formation during the Black History Month Parade held in El Paso, Feb. 28. (Photo by Sgt. Brooks Fletcher, 16th Mobile Public Aff... More

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