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Sgt. Jesus Sanchez, an automated logistical specialist

Sgt. Jesus Sanchez, an automated logistical specialist

Sgt. Jesus Sanchez, an automated logistical specialist with Task Force Lifeliners and a native of Paterson, N.J., ground guides a forklift while picking up barrels of hazardous materials at the supply support a... More

The support supply activity area of operations, in

The support supply activity area of operations, in

The support supply activity area of operations, in Buchanan City, which is manned by Task Force Lifeliner, is the only one of its kind in support of Joint Forces Command - United Assistance. The primary mission... More

Spc. Shantonia Issac, left, and Pfc. Darnishea Clark,

Spc. Shantonia Issac, left, and Pfc. Darnishea Clark,

Spc. Shantonia Issac, left, and Pfc. Darnishea Clark, who both are automated logistical specialists with Task Force Lifeliner, inventory boxes of supplies inside of a shipping container at the support supply ac... More

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