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Col. Brian Bisacre, the 18th Military Police Brigade commander, leads the brigade during a run on Sembach Kaserne Oct. 19. The run marked the first time in more than 10 years that the entire brigade has been together in one location. More than 600 Soldiers stationed throughout Germany, Belgium and Italy gathered for an organizational day, which included competitive sporting events to promote esprit de corps within the brigade. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Tramel Garrett, 18 MP Brigade Public Afffairs, 21st TSC)
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