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42nd military police brigade

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hispanic american heritage month

honorable judge veronica alicea galvan

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jblm celebrates diversity during hispanic american heritage month

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In honor of tradition, Sean Ragudo and Desiree Grosman,

In honor of tradition, Sean Ragudo and Desiree Grosman,

In honor of tradition, Sean Ragudo and Desiree Grosman, both professionals from the Arthur Murray School of Dance, performed a rumba and salsa during a Hispanic American Heritage Month luncheon on Joint Base Le... More

Marco de Carvalho, a Brazilian musician entertains

Marco de Carvalho, a Brazilian musician entertains

Marco de Carvalho, a Brazilian musician entertains attendees during a Hispanic American Heritage Month luncheon on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., Sept. 18. This year's theme is "Diversity United, Building Ame... More

Judge Veronica Alicea-Galvan, a guest speaker for a

Judge Veronica Alicea-Galvan, a guest speaker for a

Judge Veronica Alicea-Galvan, a guest speaker for a Hispanic American Heritage Month luncheon, helped visualize the impact service members have in America during a speech she presented at Joint Base Lewis-McCho... More

In honor of tradition, Sean Ragudo and Desiree Grosman,

In honor of tradition, Sean Ragudo and Desiree Grosman,

In honor of tradition, Sean Ragudo and Desiree Grosman, both professionals from the Arthur Murray School of Dance, performed a rumba and salsa during a Hispanic American Heritage Month luncheon on Joint Base Le... More

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