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Staff Sgt. Rodney Reynolds, Joint Robotics Program

Staff Sgt. Rodney Reynolds, Joint Robotics Program

Staff Sgt. Rodney Reynolds, Joint Robotics Program shop foreman and native of Chicago, shows Kuwaiti students the control interface for several robots used by explosive ordinance disposal here, March 10. The st... More

Staff Sgt. Stephen Lindsay, military police, Area Support

Staff Sgt. Stephen Lindsay, military police, Area Support

Staff Sgt. Stephen Lindsay, military police, Area Support Group-Kuwait and native of Seattle, watches Kuwaiti students use a radar gun during a tour here, March 22. The students are with the American School of ... More

Spc. Stephen Poole, wheeled vehicle mechanic, 1st Brigade

Spc. Stephen Poole, wheeled vehicle mechanic, 1st Brigade

Spc. Stephen Poole, wheeled vehicle mechanic, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division and native of Raleigh, N.C., talks to a Kuwaiti student during a tour here, March 10. The students are part of a U.S... More

A Kuwaiti student operates a robot used by explosive

A Kuwaiti student operates a robot used by explosive

A Kuwaiti student operates a robot used by explosive ordinance disposal during a tour here, March 22. The students are with the American School of Kuwait, which is a school for talented young people with aspira... More

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