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From left to right, Colonel(COL) Devon Blake, outgoing
(From right to left) Col. Oscar W. Doward Jr., outgoing
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From left to right, Colonel(COL) Devon Blake, outgoing
(Left to right) Colonel Andrew R. Milburn, the outgoing
(From left to right) The Honorable Cory Gardner, U.S.
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(Left to Right) Col. (Ret.) Craig Duehring and State
(From left to right) Col. Cory Mendenhall, outgoing
Summary
(From left to right) Col. Cory Mendenhall, outgoing commander for the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, and a Bonners Ferry, Idaho, native, Col. (P) Viet Luong, deputy commanding general for maneuver, 1st Cavalry Division, and Col. Jeffery Thompson, incoming commander for the 1st ACB and an Oregon native, salute during the national anthem at the brigade’s change of command ceremony at Cooper Field, Fort Hood, Texas, Aug. 5.
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