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U.S. Air Force Col. Neil Mullaney, a Louiseville, Ky.,

U.S. Air Force Col. Neil Mullaney, a Louiseville, Ky.,

U.S. Air Force Col. Neil Mullaney, a Louiseville, Ky., native, and the Kentucky Agribusiness Development Team III commander, places the 34th Infantry Division combat patch on the shoulder of U.S. Air Force Tech... More

U.S. Army Sgt. Kathleen Gallagher, a medic from Lexington,

U.S. Army Sgt. Kathleen Gallagher, a medic from Lexington,

U.S. Army Sgt. Kathleen Gallagher, a medic from Lexington, Ky., stands with the guidon during a patch ceremony May 14 on Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan. The patch ceremony is a tradition held by the U.S. Army si... More

Service members of the Kentucky Agribusiness Development

Service members of the Kentucky Agribusiness Development

Service members of the Kentucky Agribusiness Development Team III stand in formation before for their patch ceremony May 14 on Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan. The patch ceremony is a tradition held by the Army s... More

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