Native Fury 2022

Native Fury 2022

[...]equally as important, it was an opportunity to strengthen the partnerships between U.S. service components and our international partners. The JMCC was a robust cell comprised of personnel from the I MEF, 135th ESC, 36th SB, 336th CSSB, 257th Movement Control Battalion, 14th Human Resources Sup...

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Veröffentlicht in:Army Sustainment 2023-01, Vol.55 (1), p.70-72
Hauptverfasser: Russell, Michel M, Abbott, M Shawn, Goodwin, Taylor J
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