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Lt. Col. Shawn Patrick, commander of 14th Brigade Engineer

Lt. Col. Shawn Patrick, commander of 14th Brigade Engineer

Lt. Col. Shawn Patrick, commander of 14th Brigade Engineer Battalion, hands the unit guide-on to Col. Jay Miseli, commander of the 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, relinquishing his command during a change of ... More

From left, Lt. Col. Eric Parthemore, incoming commander

From left, Lt. Col. Eric Parthemore, incoming commander

From left, Lt. Col. Eric Parthemore, incoming commander of 14th Brigade Engineer Battalion, Col. Jay Miseli, commander of the 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, and Lt. Col. Shawn Patrick, outgoing battalion comm... More

The 14th Brigade Engineer Battalion and company colors

The 14th Brigade Engineer Battalion and company colors

The 14th Brigade Engineer Battalion and company colors prepare for the battalion change of command ceremony at Watkins Field at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, May 30, 2018. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Kenneth Pawlak)

Lt. Col. Eric Parthemore, commander of 14th Brigade

Lt. Col. Eric Parthemore, commander of 14th Brigade

Lt. Col. Eric Parthemore, commander of 14th Brigade Engineer Battalion, accepts the unit guide-on from Col. Jay Miseli, commander of the 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, assuming command from Lt. Col. Shawn Pat... More

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