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115th mobile public affairs detachment

115th mpad

120 mm mortar system

2 162 bn 41st ibct

60 mm mortar system

anita vandermolen

army national guard

bend

camp rilea

cody johnson

exavier serles

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Spc. Jeremiah Nicolas and Spc. Cody Johnson, mortarmen

Spc. Jeremiah Nicolas and Spc. Cody Johnson, mortarmen

Spc. Jeremiah Nicolas and Spc. Cody Johnson, mortarmen with the 2nd Battalion, 162nd Infantry Regiment, 41st Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Oregon Army National Guard, adjust the calibration to get the 120mm mor... More

Spc. Lance Parson, a mortarman with Company B, 2nd

Spc. Lance Parson, a mortarman with Company B, 2nd

Spc. Lance Parson, a mortarman with Company B, 2nd Battalion, 162nd Infantry Regiment, 41st Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Oregon Army National Guard, calibrates a 60mm mortar during training at Camp Rilea, Ore.... More

Spc. Lance Parson, a mortarman with Company B, 2nd

Spc. Lance Parson, a mortarman with Company B, 2nd

Spc. Lance Parson, a mortarman with Company B, 2nd Battalion, 162nd Infantry Regiment, 41st Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Oregon Army National Guard, calibrates a 60mm mortar during training at Camp Rilea, Ore.... More

Spc. Exavier Serles and Pvt. Jonathon Bagnall, mortarmen

Spc. Exavier Serles and Pvt. Jonathon Bagnall, mortarmen

Spc. Exavier Serles and Pvt. Jonathon Bagnall, mortarmen with the 2nd Battalion, 162nd Infantry Regiment, 41st Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Oregon Army National Guard, adjust the placement of the 120mm mortar ... More

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