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1st cavalry division

1st cavalry division public affairs

2nd armored brigade combat team

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american kitefliers association

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elementary school students take to the skies experience kite flying

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Cameron Earley, 9, a third-grade student at Oveta Culp

Cameron Earley, 9, a third-grade student at Oveta Culp

Cameron Earley, 9, a third-grade student at Oveta Culp Hobby Elementary School (OCHES), assisted by first-year OCHES student teacher, Kathryn Cielonko, prepares his kite for flight during OCHES Kite Day, here, ... More

Ethan Johnson, 9, a third grade student at Oveta Culp

Ethan Johnson, 9, a third grade student at Oveta Culp

Ethan Johnson, 9, a third grade student at Oveta Culp Hobby Elementary School (OCHES) and son of Sgt. Quentin Johnson, public affairs journalist, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood... More

Madisyn Seale, 9, a third grade student at Oveta Culp

Madisyn Seale, 9, a third grade student at Oveta Culp

Madisyn Seale, 9, a third grade student at Oveta Culp Hobby Elementary School (OCHES) and daughter of Staff Sgt. Charles Ashford, 4th Sustainment Brigade, Fort Hood, runs in attempt to get her kite flying durin... More

Michelle Rios, 9, a third-grade student at Oveta Culp

Michelle Rios, 9, a third-grade student at Oveta Culp

Michelle Rios, 9, a third-grade student at Oveta Culp Hobby Elementary School (OCHES) and step-daughter of Sgt. Reuben Brown, 4th Sustainment Brigade, Fort Hood, balances on one leg while flying a kite with her... More

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