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Lt. Col. John Palo, a 4th Battlefield Coordination

Lt. Col. John Palo, a 4th Battlefield Coordination

Lt. Col. John Palo, a 4th Battlefield Coordination Detachment planner, hugs his son Aiden Palo at Oakland Primary School in Sumter, S.C., Feb. 3 after a surprise reunion.

Ready to be see his family for the first time in ten

Ready to be see his family for the first time in ten

Ready to be see his family for the first time in ten months, Spc. Leo Watkins Jr., a U.S. Army Reserve military police Soldier with the 372nd Military Police Company, patiently waits to surprise his family duri... More

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Sean Laffey, an armament

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Sean Laffey, an armament

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Sean Laffey, an armament specialist assigned to the 442d Maintenance Squadron, presents a U.S. flag to Nicole Averso, the Kansas City Royals manager of event presentations, prior to th... More

Spc. Leo Watkins Jr., a U.S. Army Reserve military

Spc. Leo Watkins Jr., a U.S. Army Reserve military

Spc. Leo Watkins Jr., a U.S. Army Reserve military police Soldier with the 372nd Military Police Company, shows a picture of his two sons on his phone as he waits to surprise his family during the Washington Re... More

Nicole Averso, Kansas City Royals manager of event

Nicole Averso, Kansas City Royals manager of event

Nicole Averso, Kansas City Royals manager of event presentations, receives a U.S. flag from Tech. Sgt. Sean Laffy, an armament specialist assigned to the 442d Maintenance Squadron, prior to the opening pitch Ma... More

Spc. Leo Watkins Jr., a U.S. Army Reserve military

Spc. Leo Watkins Jr., a U.S. Army Reserve military

Spc. Leo Watkins Jr., a U.S. Army Reserve military police Soldier with the 372nd Military Police Company, hears the crowd cheer as he waits to surprise his family during the Washington Redskins game against the... More

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