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Although the West Florence High School students were

Although the West Florence High School students were

Although the West Florence High School students were not able to participate, they enjoyed observing trainees negotiate the Army obstacle course.

West Florence High School Air Force Cadet Col. Ian

West Florence High School Air Force Cadet Col. Ian

West Florence High School Air Force Cadet Col. Ian Grant puts the battalion in formation.

Left to right. West Florence High School Air Force

Left to right. West Florence High School Air Force

Left to right. West Florence High School Air Force Cadet Col. Ian Grant with Army drill sergeants Sgt. 1st Class Marco A. Moreno of Company E, 1st Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment; Sgt. 1st Class Jayna N. Brya... More

West Florence High School Air Force Cadet Col. Ian

West Florence High School Air Force Cadet Col. Ian

West Florence High School Air Force Cadet Col. Ian Grant watches trainees negotiate the Army obstacle course

Cadet 1st Lt. Hailey Zink and Cadet Maj. Thomas Byrd

Cadet 1st Lt. Hailey Zink and Cadet Maj. Thomas Byrd

Cadet 1st Lt. Hailey Zink and Cadet Maj. Thomas Byrd observing trainees negotiate the Army obstacle course

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