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Marine Corps Col. David Olszowy, Joint Task Force Civil

Marine Corps Col. David Olszowy, Joint Task Force Civil

Marine Corps Col. David Olszowy, Joint Task Force Civil Support deputy commander, checks the file management system of the aerial port of debarkation team during the command post exercise Sudden Response 15 her... More

Marine Corps Col. David Olszowy, Joint Task Force Civil

Marine Corps Col. David Olszowy, Joint Task Force Civil

Marine Corps Col. David Olszowy, Joint Task Force Civil Support deputy commander, inspects the cargo net system of JTF-CS vehicles during the command post exercise Sudden Response 15 here Dec. 5. Sudden Respons... More

Exercise participants join forces during the kickoff

Exercise participants join forces during the kickoff

Exercise participants join forces during the kickoff of Exercise Sudden Response here Dec. 4, 2014. Sudden Response 15 tests Joint Task Force Civil Support's procedures and collaborative efforts in response to ... More

Navy Petty Officer 1st Class James Martinez, current

Navy Petty Officer 1st Class James Martinez, current

Navy Petty Officer 1st Class James Martinez, current operations specialist at Joint Task Force Civil Support, and Army Sgt. Diego Smith, administrative specialist, JTF-CS, assemble a screen to be used during Ex... More

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