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2nd Lt. Christopher Zolner and 2nd Lt. Anton Hopkins

2nd Lt. Christopher Zolner and 2nd Lt. Anton Hopkins

2nd Lt. Christopher Zolner and 2nd Lt. Anton Hopkins speak English with Armed Forces of Ukraine cadets during a course at the Ukrainian National Army Academy in Lviv, Ukraine Nov. 26. (Photo by U.S. Army Cpl. S... More

Cpt. Christopher Gorman speaks with Armed Forces of

Cpt. Christopher Gorman speaks with Armed Forces of

Cpt. Christopher Gorman speaks with Armed Forces of Ukraine cadets during a course instructed primarily in English at the Ukrainian National Army Academy in Lviv, Ukraine Nov. 26. (Photo by U.S. Army Cpl. Shaylin Quaid)

2nd Lt. Christopher Zolner and Cpt. Candace White speak

2nd Lt. Christopher Zolner and Cpt. Candace White speak

2nd Lt. Christopher Zolner and Cpt. Candace White speak English with Armed Forces of Ukraine cadets in the English Club at the National Army Academy in Lviv, Ukraine Nov. 26. (Photo by U.S. Army Cpl. Shaylin Quaid)

Task Force Illini Soldiers share a meal on Thanksgiving

Task Force Illini Soldiers share a meal on Thanksgiving

Task Force Illini Soldiers share a meal on Thanksgiving at the National Army Academy in Lviv, Ukraine, Nov. 26. (Photo by U.S. Army Cpl. Shaylin Quaid)

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