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13 th expeditionary sustainment command

13 th sustainment brigade expeditionary

4th sustainment brigade

capt monika comeaux

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fort hood

texas

unit public affairs training

logisticians train as upars to tell their fellow soldiers stories

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Nancy A. Bourget, the chief of community relations

Nancy A. Bourget, the chief of community relations

Nancy A. Bourget, the chief of community relations at the III Corps and Fort Hood Public Affairs Office, talks to participants of a Unit Public Affairs Representative training, Feb. 27, at the Soldiers Ministry... More

Sgt. Sean McGuire, a broadcast journalist with the

Sgt. Sean McGuire, a broadcast journalist with the

Sgt. Sean McGuire, a broadcast journalist with the 4th Sustainment Brigade, explains interview techniques to participants of the Unit Public Affairs Representative training, Feb. 27, at the Soldiers Ministry Ce... More

Sgt. 1st. Class Jason D. Kucera, the non-comissioned

Sgt. 1st. Class Jason D. Kucera, the non-comissioned

Sgt. 1st. Class Jason D. Kucera, the non-comissioned officer in charge of the 13th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) public affairs shop, gives his "Media Awareness for Soldiers" class to participants of the ... More

Staff Sgt. Jason Thompson, the non-comissioned officer

Staff Sgt. Jason Thompson, the non-comissioned officer

Staff Sgt. Jason Thompson, the non-comissioned officer in charge of the 4th Sustainment Brigade public affairs shop, explains participants of a Unit Public Affairs Representative class how to take better photos... More

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