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Soldiers with the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade,

Soldiers with the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade,

Soldiers with the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade, out of Orlando, Florida, interview a suspected threat during a training scenario at Camp Bullis, Texas, July 21, 2017, during Exercise Always Engaged, an A... More

Paul Delaney, left, and Washington Star colleague Ron

Paul Delaney, left, and Washington Star colleague Ron

Paul Delaney, left, and Washington Star colleague Ron Sarro, far right, interview the late gay civil rights activist Baynard Rustin, center, in 1968 at The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industria... More

A Mobile Integrated Remains Collection System operated

A Mobile Integrated Remains Collection System operated

A Mobile Integrated Remains Collection System operated by the 311th Quartermaster Company, an Army Reserve unit out of Ramey Base, Puerto Rico, sits in a training site at Fort Pickett, Virginia, July 16, 2017. ... More

Les Payne, captain, U.S. Army 1963-1969, Vietnam veteran.

Les Payne, captain, U.S. Army 1963-1969, Vietnam veteran.

Les Payne, captain, U.S. Army 1963-1969, Vietnam veteran. (Photo courtesy of Les Payne)

Sgt. 1st Class Luis Burgos, a mortuary affairs collection

Sgt. 1st Class Luis Burgos, a mortuary affairs collection

Sgt. 1st Class Luis Burgos, a mortuary affairs collection point NCOIC with the 311th Quartermaster Company out Ramey Base, Puerto Rico, shows a group of mortuary affairs Marines the refrigeration unit inside a ... More

In this July 29, 1967, photo provided by the U.S. Library

In this July 29, 1967, photo provided by the U.S. Library

In this July 29, 1967, photo provided by the U.S. Library of Congress, President Lyndon B. Johnson interacts with members of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission) in the White ... More

Paul Brock served as deputy director of Communications

Paul Brock served as deputy director of Communications

Paul Brock served as deputy director of Communications for the Democratic National Committee from 1974 to 1976. (Photo courtesy of Paul Brock)

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist with the 311th Quartermaster Company out Ramey Base, Puerto Rico, dons a mask, one of the component one must wear, inside a Mobile Integrated Remains Collec... More

Founders of the National Association of Black Journalists

Founders of the National Association of Black Journalists

Founders of the National Association of Black Journalists pose in front of the White House Dec. 12 following the organization’s 40th anniversary reception in Washington. At least three of the association’s foun... More

Sgt. 1st Class Luis Burgos, a mortuary affairs collection

Sgt. 1st Class Luis Burgos, a mortuary affairs collection

Sgt. 1st Class Luis Burgos, a mortuary affairs collection point NCOIC with the 311th Quartermaster Company out Ramey Base, Puerto Rico, shows a group of mortuary affairs Marines the refrigeration unit inside a ... More

Spc. Christina Smallwood, a petroleum supply specialist

Spc. Christina Smallwood, a petroleum supply specialist

Spc. Christina Smallwood, a petroleum supply specialist with the 316th Adjutant General Detachment out Fort Totten, New York, ungrounds a fueling nozzle from a Mobile Integrated Remains Collection System after ... More

Soldiers of the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade

Soldiers of the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade

Soldiers of the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade set up,conduct a briefing at their tactical operations center at Camp Bullis, Texas, July 21, 2017, during a tactical operations center exercise held during E... More

Paul Delaney, corporal, U.S. Army 1953-1955. (Photo

Paul Delaney, corporal, U.S. Army 1953-1955. (Photo

Paul Delaney, corporal, U.S. Army 1953-1955. (Photo courtesy of Paul Delaney)

Sgt. 1st Class Luis Burgos, a mortuary affairs collection

Sgt. 1st Class Luis Burgos, a mortuary affairs collection

Sgt. 1st Class Luis Burgos, a mortuary affairs collection point NCOIC with the 311th Quartermaster Company out Ramey Base, Puerto Rico, shows a group of mortuary affairs Marines the cooling components outside a... More

Petty Officer 3rd Class Casey J. Doyle, a Clatskanie,

Petty Officer 3rd Class Casey J. Doyle, a Clatskanie,

Petty Officer 3rd Class Casey J. Doyle, a Clatskanie, Ore., native and a field corpsman with 3rd Platoon, takes a knee during a security patrol outside of the village of Regay. Doyle’s platoon belongs to Echo C... More

Paul Brock, staff sergeant, U.S. Air Force, 1952-1954.

Paul Brock, staff sergeant, U.S. Air Force, 1952-1954.

Paul Brock, staff sergeant, U.S. Air Force, 1952-1954. (Photo courtesy of Paul Brock)

Soldiers of the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade

Soldiers of the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade

Soldiers of the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade set up, activated and successfully launched the Trojan secure communications satellite system at Camp Bullis, Texas, recently during a tactical operations cen... More

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist with the 311th Quartermaster Company out Ramey Base, Puerto Rico, demonstrates the use of a special gurney, which is a component of the Mobile Integrated Re... More

Sgt. Anthony Rosario, a food service NCO with Headquarters

Sgt. Anthony Rosario, a food service NCO with Headquarters

Sgt. Anthony Rosario, a food service NCO with Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 321st Military Intelligence Brigade, out of Orlando, Florida, searches a vehicle at a forward operating base checkpoint at... More

Les Payne interviews the leader of the movement to

Les Payne interviews the leader of the movement to

Les Payne interviews the leader of the movement to end apartheid, the late Nelson Mandela, on his first day out of a 27-year imprisonment in the backyard of his home in Orlando West, Soweto, just outside of Joh... More

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist with the 311th Quartermaster Company out Ramey Base, Puerto Rico, closes the door to a refrigeration unit inside a Mobile Integrated Remains Collection Syst... More

Soldiers with the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade,

Soldiers with the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade,

Soldiers with the 321st Military Intelligence Brigade, out of Orlando, Florida, react to direct fire during a training scenario at Camp Bullis, Texas, July 21, 2017, during Exercise Always Engaged, an Army Rese... More

Spc. Daniel Delima, a human intelligence collector

Spc. Daniel Delima, a human intelligence collector

Spc. Daniel Delima, a human intelligence collector with A Company, 321st Military Intelligence Brigade, out of Orlando, Florida, interrogates Sgt. Kevin Ives, a human intelligence collector with B Co., 321st MI... More

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist

Spc. Christopher Myers, a mortuary affairs specialist with the 311th Quartermaster Company out Ramey Base, Puerto Rico, slides out a shelf within the refrigeration unit inside a Mobile Integrated Remains Collec... More

1st Lt. Rene Casas, strength manager with the with

1st Lt. Rene Casas, strength manager with the with

1st Lt. Rene Casas, strength manager with the with the 166th Regional Support Group out of Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico, assists Spc. Valerie Morales, a human resources specialist with the 166th RSG, with a sprea... More

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