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A soldier with the Australian Army, Australian Defence

A soldier with the Australian Army, Australian Defence

A soldier with the Australian Army, Australian Defence Force, navigates the horizontal log crossing obstacle April 29 during the Subject One Corporal Army Course at Robertson Barracks, Palmerston, Northern Terr... More

Corporal Richard Wills, a Florence, Kentucky, native,

Corporal Richard Wills, a Florence, Kentucky, native,

Corporal Richard Wills, a Florence, Kentucky, native, assists a soldier with the Australian Army, Australian Defence Force, up through the platform tower and cargo net obstacle April 29 during the Subject One C... More

Private Ian Hill provides security for his squad April

Private Ian Hill provides security for his squad April

Private Ian Hill provides security for his squad April 29 during the Subject One Corporal Army Course at Robertson Barracks, Palmerston, Northern Territory, Australia. Subject One Corporal Army Course is run by... More

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