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Pfc. Rachelle Blackman inputs information into a laptop

Pfc. Rachelle Blackman inputs information into a laptop

Pfc. Rachelle Blackman inputs information into a laptop during a preventive maintenance checks and services session for an M977A4 Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck Oct. 9 at the Unit Maintenance Collection... More

Pvt. Joshua Edwards examines a tire during a preventive

Pvt. Joshua Edwards examines a tire during a preventive

Pvt. Joshua Edwards examines a tire during a preventive maintenance checks and services session at the Unit Maintenance Collection Point training site Oct. 9. The 91B wheeled vehicle mechanic student was perfor... More

Ordnance advanced individual training student Pvt.

Ordnance advanced individual training student Pvt.

Ordnance advanced individual training student Pvt. Joshua Edwards takes a look at an axle during a preventive maintenance checks and services session at the Unit Maintenance Collection Point training site Oct. ... More

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