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105th mobile public affairs detachment

1st lt margaret ziffer

1st lt tyler plasencio

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Nebraska National Guardsmen of the 1013th Quartermaster

Nebraska National Guardsmen of the 1013th Quartermaster

Nebraska National Guardsmen of the 1013th Quartermaster Reserve Company, North Platte, Neb., take a break from loading up the Laundry Advance System before returning home from Vigilant Guard 2014, Aug. 6, 2014.... More

Pvt. Dewayne Endecott, 1013th Quartermaster Reserve

Pvt. Dewayne Endecott, 1013th Quartermaster Reserve

Pvt. Dewayne Endecott, 1013th Quartermaster Reserve Company, Nebraska National Guard, North Platte, Neb., finds a convenient storage location inside one of the Laundry Advance Systems while packing up to return... More

Spc. Raymond Bringewatt and Pvt. Dwayne Endecott, 1013th

Spc. Raymond Bringewatt and Pvt. Dwayne Endecott, 1013th

Spc. Raymond Bringewatt and Pvt. Dwayne Endecott, 1013th Quartermaster Reserve Company, Nebraska National Guard, North Platte, Neb., load up the Laundry Advance System in preparation to return home from Vigilan... More

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