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180428-Z-NB545-1188.JPG
Photo By: Officer Candidate Nathan Rivard
MOUNT ROLLAND TRAINING SITE, Senegal - Sgt. James Hance, combat engineer, Bravo Company, 572nd Brigade Engineer Battalion, 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Mountain), plays a drum with a local performer after the conclusion of range renovations, Mount Rolland Training Site, Senegal, April 18, 2018.The Vermont National Guard and Senegalese Armed Forces engineers are renovating the firing range through their State Partnership Program relationship and marks the 10-year anniversary of their teamwork. (U.S. Army National Guard Photograph by Officer Candidate Nathan Rivard)
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