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Sgt. Maj. Scott D. Grade, outgoing sergeant major of
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Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Sgt. Maj. Ronald
Spc. Dillon Schuety, a squad automatic weapon gunner
Airmen hold reveille in the sunrise during Airman leadership
The colors are presented during a Sept. 11 Remembrance
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Lance Cpl. Nathan Chandler, a Logan, Ohio, native and
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From left to right, Colonel(COL) Devon Blake, outgoing
From left to right, Col. Sean P. Davis, outgoing commander,
From left to right, Col. Keith A. Barclay, outgoing
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Dick Cole, (front right) watches an
Lt. Col. Kevin G. Collins (left), the outgoing commanding
From left to right Col. Jeffery Broadwater, commander,
Colonel Robey D. Brantley (left), Officer-In-Charge
Col. Brian Vaughn (right), relinquishes command of
Col. (P) Robert Collins, third from the left, the incoming
From left to right, Colonel(COL) Devon Blake, outgoing
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From left to right, Colonel(COL) Devon Blake, outgoing Commander of the 66th Military Intelligence Brigade, Major General(MG) Gary Johnston, Commanding General of the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command(INSCOM), and COL James Holden, incoming Commander of the 66th Military Intelligence Brigade, render salutes during the playing of the National Anthem during the brigade Change of Command ceremony located on Clay Kaserne, Wiesbaden, Germany on 10 July 2018. During the ceremony, Colonel(COL) Devon Blake relinquished command of the brigade to COL James Holden. (US Army photo by Ashley L. Keasler)
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