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U.S. Army Security Assistance Command G8 and G9 team members at New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, took advantage of the fall weather and their lunch break to enjoy a team-building game of kickball.
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U.S. Army Security Assistance Command G8 and G9 team members at New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, took advantage of the fall weather and their lunch break to enjoy a team-building game of kickball.
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U.S. Army Security Assistance Command G8 and G9 team members at New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, took advantage of the fall weather and their lunch break to enjoy a team-building game of kickball.
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U.S. Army Security Assistance Command G8 and G9 team members at New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, took advantage of the fall weather and their lunch break to enjoy a team-building game of kickball.
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U.S. Army Security Assistance Command G8 and G9 team members at New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, took advantage of the fall weather and their lunch break to enjoy a team-building game of kickball.
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U.S. Army Security Assistance Command G8 and G9 team members at New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, took advantage of the fall weather and their lunch break to enjoy a team-building game of kickball.
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U.S. Army Security Assistance Command G8 and G9 team members at New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, took advantage of the fall weather and their lunch break to enjoy a team-building game of kickball.
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U.S. Army Security Assistance Command G8 and G9 team members at New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, took advantage of the fall weather and their lunch break to enjoy a team-building game of kickball.
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