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Jim Miller talks with a soldiers as he autographs flyers

Jim Miller talks with a soldiers as he autographs flyers

Jim Miller talks with a soldiers as he autographs flyers during a visit with Sports By Line host Ron Barr to Joint Base Balad, Aug. 25. They were joined by Bob Delany, NBA referee, and Antonio Freeman, also a f... More

Jim Miller, former football player, poses with a soldier

Jim Miller, former football player, poses with a soldier

Jim Miller, former football player, poses with a soldier during a visit with Sports By Line host Ron Barr to Joint Base Balad, Aug. 25. They were joined by Bob Delany, NBA referee, and Antonio Freeman, also a f... More

Jim Miller poses with a soldier during a visit with

Jim Miller poses with a soldier during a visit with

Jim Miller poses with a soldier during a visit with Sports By Line host Ron Barr to Joint Base Balad, Aug. 25. They were joined by Bob Delany, NBA referee, and Antonio Freeman, also a former football player.

Sports By Line radio host Ron Barr listens to a soldier

Sports By Line radio host Ron Barr listens to a soldier

Sports By Line radio host Ron Barr listens to a soldier explain what he does day to day during a visit to Joint Base Balad, Aug. 25. He was joined by Jim Miller, former football player, Bob Delany, NBA referee,... More

Jim Miller poses with a soldier during a visit with

Jim Miller poses with a soldier during a visit with

Jim Miller poses with a soldier during a visit with Sports By Line host Ron Barr to Joint Base Balad, Aug. 25. They were joined by Bob Delany, NBA referee, and Antonio Freeman, also a former football player.

Antonio Freeman, a former football player for the Green

Antonio Freeman, a former football player for the Green

Antonio Freeman, a former football player for the Green Bay Packers, poses with a soldier during a visit with Sports By Line host Ron Barr to Joint Base Balad, Aug. 25. They were joined by Bob Delany, NBA refer... More

Jim Miller, former football player, autographs a flyer

Jim Miller, former football player, autographs a flyer

Jim Miller, former football player, autographs a flyer for a soldier during a visit with Sports By Line radio host Ron Barr to Joint Base Balad, Aug. 25. They were joined by Bob Delany, NBA referee, and Antonio... More

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