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Spc. Daniel Martin from Lakefield, Minn., left, watches

Spc. Daniel Martin from Lakefield, Minn., left, watches

Spc. Daniel Martin from Lakefield, Minn., left, watches as Pfc. Melina Knight works on grading the road outside the Ebola Treatment Unit near Buchanan, Liberia, Dec. 16, 2014. Operation United Assistance is a D... More

Pfc. Melina Knight, left, works on grading the road

Pfc. Melina Knight, left, works on grading the road

Pfc. Melina Knight, left, works on grading the road outside the Ebola treatment unit near Buchanan, Liberia, as Spc. Daniel Martin from Lakefield, Minn., guides her from the ground Dec. 16, 2014. Operation Unit... More

Pfc. Melina Knight works on grading the road near the

Pfc. Melina Knight works on grading the road near the

Pfc. Melina Knight works on grading the road near the Ebola treatment unit in Buchanan, Liberia, Dec. 16, 2014. Operation United Assistance is a Department of Defense operation in Liberia to provide logistics, ... More

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