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1st infantry division sustainment brigade

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iraq

iraq war 2003 2011

1st sustainment brigade

andrea merritt

arab jabour

080410 a 7213 m

1st battalion

patrol base murray, 1st infantry division sustainment brigade

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Spc. Ronald Williams, a Philadelphia native, gathers

Spc. Ronald Williams, a Philadelphia native, gathers

Spc. Ronald Williams, a Philadelphia native, gathers laundry from the dryer on April 1. Williams serves as a shower, laundry and clothing repair specialist with the 549th Quartermaster Company, 68th Combat Sust... More

Spc. Ronald Williams, Philadelphia native, gathers

Spc. Ronald Williams, Philadelphia native, gathers

Spc. Ronald Williams, Philadelphia native, gathers laundry that has been dried and needs to be folded. Williams serves as a shower, laundry and clothing repair specialist with the 549th Quartermaster Company, 6... More

Pfc. Eric Wilber, Orlando, Fla., native, folds clothes

Pfc. Eric Wilber, Orlando, Fla., native, folds clothes

Pfc. Eric Wilber, Orlando, Fla., native, folds clothes on April 1. Before the SLCR team arrived to PB Murray, Soldiers used bottled-water to take showers. In order get their laundry done, they had to wash it by... More

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