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    Fort Lee lessons carry veteran from service to entrepreneurship [Image 4 of 7]

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    A military newspaper article titled 'Division cooks field new burner' written by Spc. Melissa R. Bernazzani of the 1st Infantry Division PAO. The article covers the First Infantry Division fielding the Modern Burner Unit (MBU) for the first time in United States Army Europe on July 13. Two photographs accompany the article showing soldiers in camouflage uniforms preparing hamburgers on a grill and performing maintenance on the MBU.

    FORT LEE, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    09.09.2026

    Photo by Ericka Gillespie 

    U.S. Army Fort Lee

    A news article clipping of Staff Sgt. Tyrone W. Hodges and Sgt. Roy Towns Jr. fielding the new Modern Burner Unit during their time in service.

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    Date Taken: 09.09.2026
    Date Posted: 09.09.2026 15:51
    Photo ID: 9922105
    VIRIN: 260909-A-JL021-1004
    Resolution: 4032x3024
    Size: 3.46 MB
    Location: FORT LEE, VIRGINIA, US
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    Two military personnel in U.S. Army Battle Dress Uniforms (BDU) woodland camouflage pattern are standing at attention or parade rest near a commemorative plaque on a building wall. Both wear black berets; the soldier on the right has a blue beret flash with a visible insignia patch. The setting appears to be an outdoor military installation ceremony or formal event.
    A U.S. Army soldier in woodland camouflage BDU (Battle Dress Uniform) stands in front of a military unit command display board. The board features framed photographs of what appear to be senior military and civilian officials, with the number '266' visible in the upper right corner and partial text 'PROV' visible at the bottom left. The display is mounted on a dark wood panel and likely represents a chain of command or commanders' history board.
    Three individuals are posing together while holding bottles of 'Double Time Sports Drink.' They are wearing branded polo shirts and caps promoting the same product, suggesting they are associated with the brand. The setting appears to be an indoor promotional or retail space with a decorative wooden pallet wall backdrop.
    A military newspaper article titled 'Division cooks field new burner' written by Spc. Melissa R. Bernazzani of the 1st Infantry Division PAO. The article covers the First Infantry Division fielding the Modern Burner Unit (MBU) for the first time in United States Army Europe on July 13. Two photographs accompany the article showing soldiers in camouflage uniforms preparing hamburgers on a grill and performing maintenance on the MBU.
    A smiling woman wearing an orange polo shirt and clear-framed glasses holds up a bottle of 'Double Time Sports Drink' in the Watermelon flavor. She is posing in front of a teal banner featuring a yellow star logo with the word 'TEXAS,' mounted on a wooden pallet wall. The image appears to be a promotional or endorsement photo.
    Six individuals are posing together in front of a neon sign that reads 'Stay Liquid' mounted on a green hedge wall backdrop. All six are wearing matching red polo shirts with a 'Double Time Sports Arena' logo, suggesting they are affiliated with the same organization or team. The group includes adults and two younger individuals, likely at a sports facility or business venue.
    Four adults are posing together while holding bottles of 'Double Time Sports Drink.' Two of the individuals are wearing branded Double Time Sports Drink apparel, suggesting they may be associated with the brand. The group appears to be at a promotional or product showcase event.

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