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1st Sgt. James Buchanan representing Bayne-Jones Army

1st Sgt. James Buchanan representing Bayne-Jones Army

1st Sgt. James Buchanan representing Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital, Fort Polk, La., completes the hand release push-up and arm extension event during the during the Army Combat Fitness Test for the Regio... More

1st Sgt. James Buchanan, first sergeant of the U.S.

1st Sgt. James Buchanan, first sergeant of the U.S.

1st Sgt. James Buchanan, first sergeant of the U.S. Army Medical Company, Fort Polk, La., completes “The Weaver” obstacle during the Regional Health Command – Central Best Medic Competition Dec. 8 at the Joint ... More

1st Sgt. James Buchanan assists teammate Sgt. 1st Class

1st Sgt. James Buchanan assists teammate Sgt. 1st Class

1st Sgt. James Buchanan assists teammate Sgt. 1st Class Kenneth Simmons, the noncommissioned-officer-in-charge of the pathology department at Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital, before M4 carbine weapons quali... More

1st Sgt. James Buchanan takes a leap of faith, blind

1st Sgt. James Buchanan takes a leap of faith, blind

1st Sgt. James Buchanan takes a leap of faith, blind folded off the high dive during the combat water survival test after instructions from Sgt. Austin Mymom during the Regional Health Command- Central Best Med... More

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