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U.S. Soldiers received flowers, a long standing Polish

U.S. Soldiers received flowers, a long standing Polish

U.S. Soldiers received flowers, a long standing Polish tradition, to celebrate International Women’s Day March 8, 2017 at the Zagan Military Club, Zagan, Poland. International Women’s Day is a celebration of t... More

Capt. John Strickland, a public affairs officer assigned

Capt. John Strickland, a public affairs officer assigned

Capt. John Strickland, a public affairs officer assigned to the 7th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, III Corp, Fort Hood, Texas, helped pass out flowers to celebrate a long standing Polish tradition March 8, 2... More

U.S. Soldiers received flowers, a long standing Polish

U.S. Soldiers received flowers, a long standing Polish

U.S. Soldiers received flowers, a long standing Polish tradition, to celebrate International Women’s Day March 8, 2017 at the Zagan Military Club, Zagan, Poland. International Women’s Day is a celebration of t... More

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