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Indiana National Guard Spc. Evan Flynn, of Greenfield

Indiana National Guard Spc. Evan Flynn, of Greenfield

Indiana National Guard Spc. Evan Flynn, of Greenfield and a 738th Signal Company information system analyst, erects an antenna for a state-active duty exercise, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018 in Franklin, Ind. The signal... More

Indiana National Guard Spc. Nick Gleason, of Fort Wayne

Indiana National Guard Spc. Nick Gleason, of Fort Wayne

Indiana National Guard Spc. Nick Gleason, of Fort Wayne and a 738th Signal Company signal support specialist, erects an antenna for a state-active duty exercise, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018 in Franklin, Ind. The signa... More

Indiana National Guard Spc. Nick Gleason and Spc. Evan

Indiana National Guard Spc. Nick Gleason and Spc. Evan

Indiana National Guard Spc. Nick Gleason and Spc. Evan Flynn, attach a wireless access point to an antenna for a state-active duty exercise, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018 in Franklin, Ind. The signal company soldiers wo... More

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