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116th engineer company

adam holguin

capt ryan t johnson

directorate of plans training mobilization and security

dptms fort bliss

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fort bliss

fort bliss texas

mcgregor range new mexico

sgt 1st class russell shields

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Capt. Ryan T. Johnson, commander, 116th Engineer Company

Capt. Ryan T. Johnson, commander, 116th Engineer Company

Capt. Ryan T. Johnson, commander, 116th Engineer Company gives a thumbs up after swiping in with the personnel section for the flight that will take the horizontal engineers to the Middle East, Nov. 20, at the ... More

Soldiers assigned to the 116th Engineer Company look

Soldiers assigned to the 116th Engineer Company look

Soldiers assigned to the 116th Engineer Company look over books available to all deploying service members provided by the American Red Cross at the Silas L. Copeland Arrival/Departure Air Control Group, Nov. 2... More

Sgt. 1st Class Russell Shields, section sergeant, 116th

Sgt. 1st Class Russell Shields, section sergeant, 116th

Sgt. 1st Class Russell Shields, section sergeant, 116th Engineer Company, checks his phone at the Silas L. Copeland Arrival/Departure Air Control Group while waiting for the flight that will take the unit to th... More

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