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Sgt. Donna L. Krienhn, carried cased guidon of the

Sgt. Donna L. Krienhn, carried cased guidon of the

Sgt. Donna L. Krienhn, carried cased guidon of the Medical Task Force Shelby from her post in front of the task force’s final formation June 4, 2014. Krienhn, a native of Knoxville, Tenn., served as the task fo... More

Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers look on as Lt.

Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers look on as Lt.

Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers look on as Lt. Col. Brett H. Venable (left), commander of Medical Task Force Shelby rolled the task force’s guidon during the end-of-mission ceremony at Joint Forces Traini... More

The last rotational command team of Medical Task Force

The last rotational command team of Medical Task Force

The last rotational command team of Medical Task Force Shelby, (left) Lt. Col. Linda Fisher, MTF Shelby executive officer, and commander of the 7244th Medical Support Unit, and Lt. Col. Brett H. Venable, comman... More

Command Sgt. Maj. Harold P. Estabrooks (center) coins

Command Sgt. Maj. Harold P. Estabrooks (center) coins

Command Sgt. Maj. Harold P. Estabrooks (center) coins Spc. Felicia M. Noel (right) June 4, 2014, for her outstanding support toward the overall mission during the closing ceremony of Medical Task Force Shelby a... More

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