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    Meet GLWACH’s new commander, born and raised in the Show-Me State [Image 4 of 12]

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    A black-and-white military unit photograph showing a large group of U.S. Army soldiers posed in multiple rows, each holding rifles upright. The soldiers are wearing M1 steel helmets and standard U.S. Army fatigue uniforms. A handwritten caption at the bottom partially reads 'Co C 6th AAA HW Bn 6th Armd Div Ft Leonard Wood MO' or similar.

    FORT LEONARD WOOD, MISSOURI, UNITED STATES

    07.24.2020

    Photo by Amanda Sullivan 

    Fort Leonard Wood Public Affairs Office

    Pitney’s father, Ben, (bottom row, center) was the platoon guide for his unit during Basic Combat Training here in 1955. (Courtesy photo)

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    Date Taken: 07.24.2020
    Date Posted: 08.24.2020 14:19
    Photo ID: 6325948
    VIRIN: 200724-A-SZ333-002
    Resolution: 1200x886
    Size: 390.82 KB
    Location: FORT LEONARD WOOD, MISSOURI, US
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    A group of military personnel in camouflage uniforms and face masks are gathered around military vehicles during what appears to be a training or demonstration exercise. A soldier wearing a helmet is connecting or disconnecting air/brake line hoses (gladhand connectors) between two military vehicles, while a civilian instructor in a safety vest observes. Multiple soldiers are watching attentively, suggesting this is an instructional or familiarization event.
    A middle-aged man wearing glasses and a blue button-down shirt is seated at a desk in an office environment. Behind him is a large banner for 'Sustainable Ozarks Partnership (SOP)' with the tagline 'Strengthening the F[ox?]wood region.' The setting appears to be a professional office workspace with computer monitors and office equipment visible.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are seated across from each other at a large wooden conference table, engaged in what appears to be an official meeting or briefing. The soldier on the right, identified by nametape as 'PITNEY,' is holding documents and speaking, while the soldier on the left, identified as 'DELAEE,' listens attentively. The setting appears to be a command office at Fort Leonard Wood, as indicated by the signage on the wall.
    A black-and-white military unit photograph showing a large group of U.S. Army soldiers posed in multiple rows, each holding rifles upright. The soldiers are wearing M1 steel helmets and standard U.S. Army fatigue uniforms. A handwritten caption at the bottom partially reads 'Co C 6th AAA HW Bn 6th Armd Div Ft Leonard Wood MO' or similar.
    A U.S. Army soldier named Bustamante, holding the rank of Captain (visible rank insignia on collar), poses proudly in front of a building entrance displaying a 'Welcome to The Rock' sign. The soldier is holding two military challenge coins or unit insignia patches, one in each hand. The setting appears to be a U.S. military installation.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are engaged in a formal military ceremony, with one soldier saluting the other. Both are wearing black face masks, suggesting this took place during the COVID-19 pandemic period. The setting appears to be an indoor ceremony room with military flags visible in the background.
    A granite memorial monument commemorating Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm (1990-1991) is displayed outdoors in a memorial park or military installation. The stone marker is positioned in a gravel bed with an American flag flying on a flagpole directly behind it. Additional memorial structures are visible in the background, suggesting this is part of a larger veterans memorial complex.
    A military museum display case featuring Desert Storm/Gulf War era artifacts and memorabilia. The exhibit includes a uniformed mannequin in desert camouflage, weapons, and several photographs depicting armored vehicles and combat operations in desert terrain. Display labels and placards accompany the artifacts throughout the case.
    A museum display case containing Iraqi wartime artifacts, including a civilian license plate with Arabic numerals, a propaganda or news publication featuring a figure in military uniform with the Iraqi flag, a land mine or explosive device, and military equipment including a helmet. The exhibit label identifies the license plate as an 'Iraqi Civilian License Plate' with catalog number CCN 169524. The display appears to be part of a military history museum collection.
    U.S. Army soldiers are performing a physical fitness test on an outdoor obstacle course, specifically executing a leg tuck or hanging knee raise exercise on a row of pull-up bars. Uniformed evaluators in camouflage uniforms stand to the left holding clipboards and scoring the performance. The setting appears to be a military installation fitness area on an overcast day.
    A U.S. Army soldier in black PT (physical training) uniform is dragging a weighted sled loaded with bumper plates across a grass field. The exercise appears to be part of a group physical fitness training session, with numerous other soldiers in matching black Army uniforms visible in the background. Some background personnel are wearing face masks, suggesting this was taken during the COVID-19 pandemic era.
    A convoy of military vehicles, specifically Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) trucks, travels along a paved road on what appears to be a military installation. The lead vehicle and at least one following vehicle display orange 'STUDENT DRIVER' placards on their front bumpers, indicating a driver training exercise. The setting includes a security fence line, utility poles, and well-maintained grass areas consistent with a military base environment.

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