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Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss executes

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss executes

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss executes kettle bell lifts during the weight lifting competition on sports day, Apr. 11, during exercise Steppe Eagle 2015. Truss, a chemical, biological, radiologica... More

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss (second

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss (second

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss (second from right) stands with other U.S. competitors during the exercise Steppe Eagle 2015 sports day, April 11. Sports day events included tug-of-war, arm wrestlin... More

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss (center)

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss (center)

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss (center) stands with the first and third place winners of the weightlifting competition, April 11, during the exercise Steppe Eagle 2015 sports day. Truss placed seco... More

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss begins

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss begins

Columbus, Ga., native Staff Sgt. Eric Truss begins kettle bell lifts during the weight lifting competition on sports day, April 11, during exercise Steppe Eagle 2015. Truss, a chemical, biological, radiological... More

Columbus, Ga., native, Staff Sgt. Eric Truss prepares

Columbus, Ga., native, Staff Sgt. Eric Truss prepares

Columbus, Ga., native, Staff Sgt. Eric Truss prepares for the army wrestling competition on sports day, April 11, during exercise Steppe Eagle 2015. Truss, a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear speci... More

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