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    Why I Serve: Staff Sgt. Anthony McAlister

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    A U.S. Army soldier identified as McAlister stands in a grassy field with arms crossed, wearing the Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform. Visible insignia indicate the rank of Staff Sergeant and affiliation with the U.S. Army. The setting appears to be an outdoor military or rural training area during daytime.

    Tennessee Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Anthony McAlister, an 11B Infantryman assigned to 2nd Squadron, 278th Cavalry Regiment, poses for a portrait during Short Range Reconnaissance unmanned aircraft systems training at Volunteer Training Site - Tullahoma, Tennessee, June 17, 2026. In a "Why I Serve" interview, McAlister reflected on how military service helped him pursue higher education and shared his excitement for the 278th's transition to a Mobile Brigade Combat Team. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Bailey Breving)

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    Date Taken: 06.17.2026
    Date Posted: 06.18.2026 16:06
    Photo ID: 9760344
    VIRIN: 260617-Z-BB123-6260
    Resolution: 6720x4480
    Size: 6.11 MB
    Location: TULLAHOMA, TENNESSEE, US
    Hometown: NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, US
    Hometown: TULLAHOMA, TENNESSEE, US

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