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1st armored brigade combat team

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2 id soldiers clean up sincheon river

2nd infantry division

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clean up

cpl seowon lee

dongducheon

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sincheon

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Soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division and local citizens

Soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division and local citizens

Soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division and local citizens pick up trash along Sincheon riverside at Dongducheon, South Korea March 19. Approximately 300 2nd Inf. Div. Soldiers participated in the Sincheon Rive... More

Brig. Gen. Richard C. Kim (right), the deputy commanding

Brig. Gen. Richard C. Kim (right), the deputy commanding

Brig. Gen. Richard C. Kim (right), the deputy commanding general of maneuver for the 2nd Infantry Division, is alongside with Dongducheon citizens throwing a biodegradable effective microorganisms ball into the... More

Soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division clean up the

Soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division clean up the

Soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division clean up the Sincheon River at Dongducheon, South Korea March 19. Approximately 300 2nd Inf. Div. Soldiers participated in the Sincheon River cleanup organized by Dongduc... More

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