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Missouri National Guard Spc. Adam Schafer (left), of

Missouri National Guard Spc. Adam Schafer (left), of

Missouri National Guard Spc. Adam Schafer (left), of the Perryville-based 800th Engineer Team (Haul), and Sgt. Joseph Broach, of the Festus-based 220th Engineer Company, work on fixing electrical wiring at Cent... More

Oklahoma National Guard Maj. Michael Mannes, of Oklahoma

Oklahoma National Guard Maj. Michael Mannes, of Oklahoma

Oklahoma National Guard Maj. Michael Mannes, of Oklahoma City, teaches children at Centenario Jose Trinidad Cabanas School in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, how to shoot hoops with a basketball he brought them as a ... More

Missouri National Guard Spc. Jesse Dean, of the Festus-based

Missouri National Guard Spc. Jesse Dean, of the Festus-based

Missouri National Guard Spc. Jesse Dean, of the Festus-based 220th Engineer Company, prepares a light fixture at Centenario Jose Trinidad Cabanas School in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, July 1. is in Honduras as pa... More

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