Morning Calm Korea Weekly, July 9, 2010
Morning Calm Korea Weekly, July 9, 2010
Morning Calm Korea Weekly, July 9, 2010
Rocket Valley
Families witness live fire event
Soldiers of 6-37th FA held a live-fire demonstration after a three-week field training exercise with Republic of Korea Soldiers from 5000th Battalion, 5th Fires Brigade. What made
this event different than other exercises is that their families were on hand to witness the MLRS launches. See the story on Page 18. — U.S. Army photo by 2nd. Lt. Long Pham
MP Blotter
The following entries were excerpted
from the military police blotters. These
entries may be incomplete and do not
imply guilt or innocence.
USAG-Red Cloud:
Larceny of Private Property; Larceny
of Government property; Unknown
Subject’s by unknown means, gained
access to locker #21, BLDG #3015,
USAG Casey, and removed Victim #1
book bag which contained one complete
set of ACU’s, military ID card, state
ID card, two bank cards, TMP driver’s
license, a barracks room and a military
office key which were left secured and
unattended. There were no signs of
forced entry. Victim #1’s ID card was
flagged in DBIDS. There have not
been any reports of any unauthorized
transactions made to Victim #1’s bank
cards. Victim #1 cancelled his bank
cards. ECOL is unknown. This is a
final report.
USAG-Yongsan:
Traffic Accident Without Injuries; Damage
to Government Property; Failure to
Judge Proper Clearance; Subject #1,
operating a Government Owned Vehicle,
failed to judge proper clearance and
struck Victim #1’s Government Owned
Vehicle which was illegally parked,
secured and unattended at the parking
lot adjacent to BLDG #1002, USAG
Yongsan. Damage to Subject #1’s
vehicle consisted of scratches on the
right rear door. Damage to Victim
#1’s vehicle consisted of scratches
on the right front bumper. Subject
#1rendered a sworn statement denying
the offense and was released on his own
recognizance. Witness #1 rendered a
written sworn statement attesting to the
incident. Subject #1 reported utilization
of his seat belt. ECOD is unknown. This
is a final report.
USAG-Humphreys:
Larceny of Private Property; Unknown
Subject #1’s by unknown means,
removed Victim #1’s bicycle which was
left unsecured and unattended at BLDG
#1019, USAG-Humphreys. A search of
the area for subject(s) and/or witness(es)
met with negative results. Victim #1 This statue near the Goseong Unification Observatory is about as far north and east as you can go in the Republic of Korea. The observatory was built
rendered a written sworn statement well above the 38th Parallel in 1983 and is the closest place you can view Mt. Geumgangsan in the north. — Photo courtesy of Dave Palmer
attesting to the incident. Victim #1’s
bike was registered on post. ECOL is
unknown. This is a final report. SIGHTS AND SOUNDS: Off-post events and activities
USAG-Daegu:
Traffic Accident Without Injuries; Damage
to Private Property; Obligation for Safe Korea’s Water Parks to be particularly good for the skin.. This cuisine. Two of the main festival events
Operation; Subject #1 operating a The sweltering heat creeps up on us year held from July 17–25. are the cultural performances: ‘Danogut,’
Privately Owned Vehicle, while making quickly here in Korea and there is always a ritual performed to ask spirits for the
an improper lane change, struck Victim
a need to keep cool. Going to a water Haneul Park: Transforming Seoul’s good health and happiness of people; and
#1’s Privately Owned Vehicle on HWY
#11, Daegu. Damage to Subject #1’s park in Korea is one of the most fun World Cup Stadium the ‘Gwanno’ masked dance, a traditional
vehicle consisted of dents and paint things to do to cool off in the summer. When Haneul Park was created, it was masked dance where the ‘nobles’ and
transfer on the left rear bumper and the Of course, things like wave pools that designed with conservation and the ‘commoners’ of society mingle together,
left tail light which was broken. Damage replicate an ocean of rolling waves; preservation of biodiversity in mind. To that their identities hidden by their masks.
to the Victim #1’s vehicle consisted of slides with a thrill factor on par with end, five wind-powered generators produce
the right headlight shattered, dents and
paint transfer on the right front bumper roller coasters; and a wide selection electricity to operate the park’s lamps, while Slather on the Sunscreen
and hood. Both reported utilization of of swimming pools await visitors. But the methane gas produced underground by Korea is surrounded on three sides by
their seatbelts. ECOD is unknown. This something special about Korea’s water the landfill is recycled as fuel for the stadium water and has plenty of great beaches
is a final report. parks is that many of them also have hot and nearby apartments. World Cup Stadium in a variety of shapes and sizes. The
spring spas including Jjimjilbang (Korean Station on Seoul Metro Line 6 (exit #1). months of July and August in particular are
Traffic Accident Without Injuries;
style sauna), allowing you to relax and great times to hit the beach, considering
Damage to Government Property;
Unsafe Movement of Vehicle from a recharge after a fun-packed day. Gangneung Danoje Festival temperatures get as high as 30 degrees
Stopped Position; Subject #1, operating The Gangneung Danoje Festival is an Celsius or more. Since most beaches
a Government Owned Vehicle, while Boryeong Mud Festival international celebration that has been officially open in late June/early July and
making an unsafe movement from a One of Korea’s most famous festivals, designated as an ‘Intangible Cultural Asset’ close toward the end of August, visitors
stopped position, struck a metal pole visitors to the Boryeong Mud Festival by UNESCO. During the festival, visitors have only a few months to splash around
in the parking lot of TMP, USAG-Daegu
slather themselves with mud, which may enjoy traditional folk games played in the water and take part in Korea’s beach
(Henry). Damage to Subject #1’s vehicle
consisted of paint transfer and scratches contains many nutrients that are known on Dano while sampling traditional Dano culture.
on the left front bumper. ECOD is
unknown. This is a final report. Source: www.korea.net, www.seoulselection.com, http://english.tour2korea.com, www.visitseoul.net — No endorsement implied.
NEWS • PAGE 4
http://imcom.korea.army.mil NEWS THE MORNING CALM
WhAT IT MEANS:
• Through the ‘Bringing the Benefit to You’ campaign,
Guard and Reserve Soldiers and their Families
have shopped on-site at more than 100 remote
locations and purchased $14 million worth
of commissary products.
U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan bids farewell to Commander Col. David Hall
Department of Public Works Director Chuck Markham (right) presents outgoing Commander Col. David Hall with a model speed bump with stop sign June 29. — U.S. Army photo by Spc. Rick Canfield
By Jane Lee Many of the men and women who worked for the commander Korean food is kimchi? Well, neither did many of the directors.
USAG Yongsan Public Affairs echoed the praise and respect Hall had for his directors. “He’s Their educated guesses to such random questions as how many
probably one of the smartest leaders I have worked for,” said Diet Cokes Hall drinks daily, his boot size, and number of
YONGSAN GARRISON — “The problem is I’m leaving Resource Management Director Ted Jackson. “The wisest siblings elicited many light-hearted moments, during Hall’s
two families. I’m leaving Korea… you are my family,” said U.S. leader is one who recognizes he doesn’t have a talent, goes and farewell.
Army Garrison Yongsan Commander Col. David Hall. “I go finds that talent and then listens to that person. That’s how Department of Public Works Director Chuck Markham kept
back to the states for a month and then I leave Beth Anne and you build a successful command and operation, and he’s very the laughs going as he recounted Hall’s favorite saying “I’m
Elizabeth for a year. “ That’s how the outgoing commander, good at that. “ not an engineer, but…” Concerned with the safety of youths
heading downrange, summed up his feelings at his farewell Headquarters and Headquarters Company Commander along 8th Army Drive, Hall sought to increase the number
barbeque June 29. Capt. Kevin Jensen spoke of the rapport Hall has with his and size of speed bumps to slow traffic. His foray into traffic
Choking back his emotions, Hall went on to say “It’s been Soldiers. “Because he does so much for his Soldiers, because engineering culminated with stops signs along the avenue,
our honor, my family’s honor to be here in Korea. It’s been our they can see how much he cares, they have a lot more respect which received mixed reviews from the community. Reflecting
finest three years by far in the military. I don’t think we’ve ever for him than they would for an average colonel.” on that period, Markham roused the crowd to laughter when
come close to what we had here.” As a testament to that sense of camaraderie and as a fitting his team presented Hall with a model speed bump with stop
Hall leaves his three-year command of Yongsan with three tribute to his host nation, Hall revealed he did the Manchu sign. Hall remarked that he was happy to see the new stop lights
prestigious Community of Excellence awards and top honors Mile, alongside KATUSAs and U.S. Soldiers, on the 60th on 8th Army Avenue installed under his command.
in Social Media. anniversary of the Korean War. All jokes aside, Hall bid adieu to Yongsan by saying “We’re
“I just genuinely appreciate from the heart, what you all have Did you know that Hall’s favorite sport is ice hockey, favorite always going to be a part of this Garrison. I am indebted to
done, not just for my family, but for this community.” song is Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” and favorite everybody here, thank you.”
News & Notes Yongsan-gu Korean American Friendship Council says good-bye to two friends
Walker Center Reservations
By Pfc. Choe Yong-joon
Reservations are required to stay at the
USAG Yongsan Public Affairs
Walker Center. Please email walkercenter@
korea.army.mil for the required reservation YONGSAN GARRISON — U.S. Army
form. Garrison Yongsan officials met with
Yongsan-gu municipal and civic leaders
Become a Facebook Fan in a Korean American Friendship Council
The American Red Cross at USAG Yongsan meeting at the Capital Hotel June 22.
now has its own Facebook page. Become a The council meeting was the last for two
fan today and learn about upcoming events, co-chairman – Garrison Commander Col.
find volunteer opportunities, view photos, and
David Hall, who is deploying downrange,
post your own comments. Just search for
“American Red Cross USAG Yongsan”. and Yongsan-gu District Mayor Park Jang-
kyu, who is termed out of office.
Healthcare Community Advisory Council Meeting In his opening remarks, Park thanked
Please join us the 3rd Wednesday of every KAFC members, especially singling
month to discuss how we can improve health out Col. Hall, for his dedication and
care. The meeting is held at Brian Allgood cooperation towards the development of
Army Community Hospital Command
the district.
Conference Room. For information, call
737-3045. “With lots of memories, I’m standing
here for the last time. Looking back over
Bowling Laser Light Show the past 10 years, we’ve accomplished great
The show is on Friday, 9:30 p.m. - 12 a.m. progress; not only improving the friendship USAG Yongsan Commander Col. David Hall, who is deploying downrange, and Yongsan-gu District
and Saturday, 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. with live DJ on between our two countries, but also solving Mayor Park Jang-kyu, who is termed out of office, receive a dragon trophy from Yongsan-gu Korean
Saturday at Yongsan Lanes. For information, mutual problems, thanks to the support American Friendship Council at the Capital Hotel June 22. — U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Choe Yong-
call 723-7830. from all our members.” joon
I’ve never forgotten two words, History warm friendship with our members during “These meetings provide an excellent
Free Spinning Bike Classes
and Responsibility; the concepts “History the meetings, and at social functions. I will opportunity to share mutual concerns,”
The classes are on Tuesday-Thursday, 6 a.m.
and Monday-Thursday, 5:15 p.m. at Collier of Korea-U.S. alliance” as well as miss these opportunities with you as I move said Hall. “I know that you all will
Field House. For information, call 738-8608. “Responsibility of Korea-U.S. Friendship” to my new assignment in Afghanistan.” work with Col. Huber, my successor, in
will always remain close to my heart, added Following the remarks, commemorating enhancing and maintaining the friendly
Free Yoga Classes Park. plaques were presented to the two co- relations that exist between our two
The classes are on Tuesday and Thursday - Col. Hall also reminisced about his 3-year chairman and to Medical Department nations. Katchi-Kapshida! (Korean for we
8:30 a.m., 5:15 p.m. at Collier Field House/ tenure as co-chairman. Activity-Korea Commander Col. Ronald go together).”
Hannam Gym, Saturday - 9 a.m. at Collier “The successful development of Yongsan Smith, another member of KAFC, who The council meets quarterly to discuss
Field House, and Monday and Wednesday - is due to the tireless efforts of Mayor Park is also making a Permanent Change of issues and concerns between USAG
6 p.m. at Hannam Gym. For information, call
and all KAFC members. I have enjoyed a Station. Yongsan and the local government.
736-4588.
What advice do you have for Col. Huber who takes com-
mand of USAG Yongsan on July 8? Find out what more
than 3,300 Yongsan community members are talking about
by becoming a USAG Yongsan Facebook Fan at facebook.
com/youryongsan! (Comments are kept in their original
form)
Steve Bright
Facebook Fan
Diana Adcox
Moreno Reich
Facebook Fan
Becky Candee
Facebook Fan
and we placed 2nd.” and food, all for the same price some may
“IMCOM-K really subsidizes this trip, spend on one night at the club.
this is a great gig - $99 for what is probably For more information about upcoming
a $400 package,” said Hogrebe. BOSS BOSS events, contact the USAG Yongsan
offered transportation, three days of fun Representative at 738-5254.
and games on the beach, two nights hotel
Area I Worship Schedule Area II Worship Schedule Area III Worship Schedule Area IV Worship Schedule
Nondenominational
Catholic Services/Mass Sunday 11 a.m. South Post Chapel
Catholic Services
Sunday 9 a.m. CRC Warrior Chapel
Sunday 12 p.m. West Casey Chapel Catholic Mass Saturday 5 p.m. Memorial Chapel The Command Chaplain’s Office is here to perform, provide, or coordinate total
Sunday 9:30 a.m. Camp Hovey Chapel Sunday 8 a.m. South Post Chapel religious support to the United Nations Command, U.S. Forces Korea and Eighth
Sunday 11:30 a.m. Memorial Chapel
U.S. Army Servicemembers, their families and authorized civilians across the full
M, W, T, F 11:45 a.m. Memorial Chapel
1st Sat. 9 a.m. Memorial Chapel spectrum of operations from armistice to war.
Jewish Jewish Visit the U.S. Forces Korea Religious Support site at:
Friday 6:30 p.m. West Casey Chapel Friday 7 p.m. South Post Chapel
http://www.usfk.mil/usfk/fkch.aspx
for helpful links and information
Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Jeffrey D. Hawkins: Chaplain (Maj.) John Chun: Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Suk Jong Lee: Chaplain (Maj.) Milton Johnson:
[email protected], 738-3009 [email protected], 753-7274 [email protected], 732-7998 [email protected], 764-5455
Chaplain (Maj.) Terry E. Jarvis: Chaplain (Maj.) Anthony Flores: Chaplain (Maj.) Alfred Grondski: Chaplain (Capt.) Mike Jones:
[email protected], 738-4043 [email protected], 753-7042 [email protected], 732-6169 [email protected], 765-8991
IMCOM-K • PAGE 16
http://imcom.korea.army.mil FEATURE THE MORNING CALM
Rocket Valley is a blast for Family Day How to BLOG smartly, safely
Blogging has become a very popular form or your entire blog as available only to those who
of self expression to an audience of possible have the password, or to people whom you’ve
millions. It can be a mixture of what is happening designated as friends. If your blog’s main goal
in a person’s life and what is is to communicate to friends and
happening on the Web. It’s sort of family, and you want to avoid any
a hybrid diary/guide site, although collateral damage to your privacy,
there are as many unique types of consider using such a feature.
blogs as there are people. If you host your own blog, you
He re a re s o m e t i p s t o can also set it up to be password-
BLOG safely and smart.Blog protected, or to be visible only to
anonymously - The best way people looking at it from certain
to blog and still preserve some computers.
privacy is to do it anonymously. Think twice about posting
But being anonymous isn’t as easy photos of yourself and your family
as you might think. members - especially children.
Use a pseudonym and don’t give away any Never advertise personal information beyond
identifying details regarding your residence what can be looked up in public directories. As
or employment. Make sensitive blog posts to with any type password protected account, report
Alexandra Watkins, daughter of a Sgt. Tion Watkins, mans an M-249 SAW atop an MLRS friends-only so that they’re not visible to the compromises immediately. If you suspect your
Launcher during Family Day. — U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Lee Hyun-Bae general public. Your hosted site can guide you account or password has been compromised,
on how to restrict viewers. report the incident to the call the help desk
By Pfc. Lee Hyun-Bae hamburgers and sodas.
Limit Your Audience. Many blogging or appropriate authorities and change your
Indianhead Staff Writer ROK Soldiers invited their Families to this
services allow you to designate individual posts password immediately.
event, too.
ROCKET VALLEY — The 6th Battalion,
37th Field Artillery, 210th Fires Brigade Family
Maj. Jung Ki-Yeon, commander of 2nd
Firing Battery, 5000th Bn., looked around Engineers build Good Neighbors too
Readiness Group hosted an event for Family Rocket Valley with his wife and daughter.
Day at Rocket Valley inside the Rodriguez Live “There are not many chances like this because HUMPHREYS GARRISON — Another developed, the kids walked up the hill to the
Fire Complex in Gangwondo Chulwon where of security concerns,” he said. “I hope more round of ‘Kids in Hard Hats’ visited U.S. overlook where almost all of the expansion site
Soldiers and their Families got a chance to events like this are held in the future. Moreover, Army Garrison-Humphreys June 24 as part of can be seen. The kids were amazed by the vast
watch a Multiple Launch Rocket System show the three weeks training we had with 6-37th FA the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Far East distance stretching out to the horizon.
its capabilities. has been very efficient.” District’s Good Neighbor Program. “We tailored the briefing and event
On June 15, more than 50 wives and Soldiers also displayed MLRS vehicles to Kids from Koon-moon Elementary specifically for elementary school children,”
children gathered in front of USAG Casey’s their Families. Some children got into the School in Pyeongtaek were given the rare said Fontanilla. “For our briefing, we discussed
Carey Gym for their bus to Rocket Valley and vehicles, wore helmets and grabbed the steering opportunity to learn from FED engineers about the various types of construction equipment
received a safety briefing before departing. wheel, as if they were about to drive off. construction at USAG-Humphreys from the engaged in the Korea Relocation Program and a
When Families arrived at Rocket Valley, “It was exciting to watch rockets fly,” said inside. Afterwards, the kids had fun at the simplistic method for filling the new parcels.”
Soldiers of 6-37th FA were preparing for a Juan Carlos Gonzalez Goings who came to climbing wall in the MP Hill gym and lunch After the overview and briefing the fun
live-fire demonstration after a three-week field Rocket Valley with his mother. “I’m proud in the Talon Café dining facility, which FED began. With hard hats on, the kids walked to
training exercise with Republic of Korea Soldiers of my father firing rockets. I want to come designed and constructed. the MP Hill Gym where they got a chance to
from 5000th Battalion, 5th Fires Brigade. here again next year. It was a very interesting As a part of the Good Neighbor Program, experience the climbing wall and interact with
Families took seats and got ready to watch experience.” Col. Gordon Trounson, Military Deputy the engineers.
the fireworks. Fifteen rockets were launched into When lunch time was over, Lt. Col. Dale Director of the Korea Relocation Program “I think the gym visit may have been the
the sky to the delight of the audience. Smith, 6-37th FA commander, called children Office, presented books donated by FED to the icing on the cake for them,” said Holcombe,
“The rockets fly so fast,” said Latoya Dunson, to gather in front of him, to explain to them school’s student representative, Kim Ki-bum. who took the opportunity to play basketball
who was one of wives watching the rockets fire. about the MLRS, and said that one rocket “As the next adult generation to live, work with the kids.
“It was good to see what my husband does at would launch if the kids yelled ‘Fire.’ Nothing and play in the Pyeongtaek area they will have Cpt. Ramon Brigantti, Project Engineer,
work.” happened on the first try because the kids’ voices been exposed to several factors that enhance and helped the kids to strap on their harnesses to
Servicemembers agreed the event was a good weren’t loud enough. Smith gave the children support the U.S. Forces Korea Commander’s prepare for the climb. For Brigantti, the day
showcase of their profession. one more chance. When he signaled to the kids, priority number two: strengthen the alliance,” was a memorable experience.
“This event was a good chance to show my they yelled ‘Fire’ loudly and one rocket was said Trounson. “We do have a great alliance and “I had so much fun that day,” said Brigantti.
family what I do,” said Capt. Douglas Mayes launched, causing them to cheer. these opportunities to reinforce it will make it “I see myself in those kids and I hope that this
of C Battery, 6-37th FA. “It was good to show “We have these kinds of training often, but even stronger and stronger over time.” plants the seed to become engineers in the
rockets and vehicles to my kids. I think they we don’t really have a chance to share it with The elementary school welcomed the books future.”
had a lot of fun.” Families,” Smith said. “This is an annual event donated to help further the kids’ English Fontanilla also agreed that this was a great
After the demonstration, Soldiers and and Families are always welcome. It’s better to education. opportunity to instill an interest in engineering
Families had lunch together of food brought by watch what Soldiers do with their own eyes than “The large amount of books given to our as well as outreaching to the Pyeongtaek
United Service Organizations, such as hotdogs, to watch it on TV or YouTube.” school, which lacked English books, will help community.
the children’s English study and provide a “I hope we influenced them to learn
chance to learn about diverse cultures,” said more about engineering and construction
‘Kids in Hard Hats’ tour Humphreys Chang Suk-gyung, the school’s librarian.
The kids’ tour began with a visit to FED’s
and perhaps one day look at a career in this
field,” said Fontanilla. “When I was a young
Humphreys Area Office where they were boy, I remember playing with Tonka trucks
issued their hard hats. Rich Fontanilla, acting in the sandbox and observing city public
Area Engineer, welcomed the kids to USAG- works perform construction roadway work.
Humphreys and Ha Chae-un, Office Engineer, It was these sorts of activities that inspired
translated. They showed the kids the same me to become an engineer at an early age and
fly-over video highlighting the future garrison hopefully our hosting of the children of Koon-
that every visitor to the office gets to see. The moon Elementary School did the same thing
briefing included some “gee-whiz” facts that the for them.”
kids could visualize such as the amount of truck As for the kids, many of them said that they
miles traveled for placing fill in Parcel 1 will wished they could live at USAG-Humphreys.
equal about 22 round trips to the moon. “When I first visited Humphreys, it was
“By the expressions on the kid’s faces they interesting and surprising to see such a unique
were not bored with the briefing or the fly place and I was thankful for the program that
over video,” said Steve Holcombe, Senior provided this opportunity,” said Kim, the
Cpt. Ramon Brigantti, Project Engineer at Humphreys Area Office, shows students from Construction Representative. student who accepted the books. “I hope the
Koon-moon Elementary School projects currently underway at the U.S. Army Garrison
To allow the kids to see the true expanse construction at Humphreys becomes a success
Humphreys expansion site. — U.S. Army photo by Patrick Bray
of how much land needs to be filled and and buildings are constructed safely.”
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DAEGU GARRISON — Dr. Irby Miller, DoDDS Korea District Superintendent, From there she moved to her current position in Europe. As the chief of curriculum and
is pleased to announce the selection of Laurel Eisinger as the new Principal of the Daegu instruction she has developed goals and standards for continuous school improvement,
American School. Eisinger is a skilled professional who has a long career as an educational integrated data from system wide testing programs and provided related information to
leader. Eisinger’s most recent assignment was as chief of curriculum and instruction within the area director, education division and district superintendents.
DoDDS Europe. Eisinger holds a certificate as a School Improvement Specialist from the University
Eisinger’s career with DoDEA began as a teacher in the Philippines. From there her of Nebraska. She has a Bachelors of Education degree from the University of Alaska and
time with DoDDS has taken her to Europe, Okinawa and Japan. In 1998 Eisinger was the a Masters of Science degree in Curriculum and Instruction from the National Louis
curriculum coordinator for English and language arts in the Japan District Office. From University in Heidelberg, Germany.
there she became the curriculum coordinator for ESL at the Pacific Area Office in Okinawa. Please join us in welcoming Eisinger again to DoDDS Pacific, the Korea District,
Her next assignment was assistant principal at Yokota East Elementary School in Japan. and to Daegu American School.
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USAG Daegu Commander Col. Terry D. Hodges stands in front of the Garrison Headquarters, surrounded by Republic of Korea Meritorious Service Medal recipients. As part of a Good
Neighbor effort, the group toured Headquarters & Headquarters Co., USAG Daegu, barracks, the Community Activities Center, and the Camp Walker Commissary. Hyun Do-kim, ROK MSM
Daegu Chapter President and his staff, along with sub-chapter presidents and several spouses of the deceased members, were among those participating in the command briefing and
windshield tour. The group wrapped up their tour with lunch at the DFAC. — U.S. Army Photo by Rick Cave
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