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bernardo fuller

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civilian aide to the secretary of the army

civilian aide to the secretary of the army for massachusetts

department of defense

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john mchugh

kershaw

new civilian aide to the secretary of the army invested

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Secretary of the Army John McHugh congratulates Thomas

Secretary of the Army John McHugh congratulates Thomas

Secretary of the Army John McHugh congratulates Thomas Kershaw after administering the oath of appointment as the civilian aide to the Secretary of the Army for Massachusetts at the Pentagon, April 16, 2012. CA... More

Secretary of the Army John McHugh presents Thomas Kershaw

Secretary of the Army John McHugh presents Thomas Kershaw

Secretary of the Army John McHugh presents Thomas Kershaw with his certificate of appointment as the civilian aide to the Secretary of the Army for Massachusetts following the swearing-in ceremony at the Pentag... More

Secretary of the Army John McHugh administers the oath

Secretary of the Army John McHugh administers the oath

Secretary of the Army John McHugh administers the oath of office to Thomas Kershaw, who became a civilian aide to the Secretary of the Army for Massachusetts during a ceremony at the Pentagon, April 16, 2012. C... More

Secretary of the Army John McHugh points out several

Secretary of the Army John McHugh points out several

Secretary of the Army John McHugh points out several items of historical significance on display in his Pentagon office following Thomas Kershaw's investiture as the civilian aide to the Secretary of the Army f... More

Secretary of the Army John McHugh administers the oath

Secretary of the Army John McHugh administers the oath

Secretary of the Army John McHugh administers the oath to Thomas Kershaw, who became a civilian aide to the Secretary of the Army for Massachusetts during a ceremony at the Pentagon, April 16, 2012. CASAs are u... More

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