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Spc. Joshua Mendoza, from the 17th Field Artillery

Spc. Joshua Mendoza, from the 17th Field Artillery

Spc. Joshua Mendoza, from the 17th Field Artillery Brigade on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, tends the flag pole on the 18th hole during the Muckleshoot Casino Washington Open Pro-Am May 19 at the Meridian Valley Co... More

Ssg. James Hosat, from the I Corps Band on Joint Base

Ssg. James Hosat, from the I Corps Band on Joint Base

Ssg. James Hosat, from the I Corps Band on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, performs the National Anthem during the opening ceremony of the Muckleshoot Casino Washington Open Pro-Am May 19 at the Meridian Valley Count... More

Ssg. James Hosat, from the I Corps Band on Joint Base

Ssg. James Hosat, from the I Corps Band on Joint Base

Ssg. James Hosat, from the I Corps Band on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, performs the National Anthem during the opening ceremonyof the Muckleshoot Casino Washington Open Pro-Am May 19 at the Meridian Valley Countr... More

Sgt. Joseph Erlach, from the 42nd Military Police Brigade

Sgt. Joseph Erlach, from the 42nd Military Police Brigade

Sgt. Joseph Erlach, from the 42nd Military Police Brigade on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, tends the flag pole on the ninth hole during the Muckleshoot Casino Washington Open Pro-Am May 19 at the Meridian Valley Co... More

A Soldier from the 17th Field Artillery Brigade on

A Soldier from the 17th Field Artillery Brigade on

A Soldier from the 17th Field Artillery Brigade on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, tends the flag pole on the ninth hole during the Muckleshoot Casino Washington Open Pro-Am May 19 at the Meridian Valley Country Club... More

Sgt. Joseph Erlach, from the 42nd Military Police Brigade

Sgt. Joseph Erlach, from the 42nd Military Police Brigade

Sgt. Joseph Erlach, from the 42nd Military Police Brigade on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, tends the ninth hole flagstick during the Muckleshoot Casino Washington Open Pro-Am May 19 at the Meridian Valley Country C... More

Soldier’s from the 17th Field Artillery Brigade on

Soldier’s from the 17th Field Artillery Brigade on

Soldier’s from the 17th Field Artillery Brigade on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, tends the flag pole on the ninth hole during the Muckleshoot Casino Washington Open Pro-Am May 19 at the Meridian Valley Country Club... More

Sgt. Joseph Erlach, from the 42nd Military Police Brigade

Sgt. Joseph Erlach, from the 42nd Military Police Brigade

Sgt. Joseph Erlach, from the 42nd Military Police Brigade on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, gives advice to David Kass, Salish Cliffs Golf Club’s PGA Director of Golf, on the ninth hole during the Muckleshoot Casino... More

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