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(Left to right) Spc. Lance Lowe, paralegal specialist and right rifle honor guard with the 224th Sustainment Brigade, 103rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), and a Fresno, Calif., native, Spc. Nicole Brookwell, vehicle mechanic and United States flag bearer with the 224th Sustainment Brigade, and a San Jose, Calif., native, Spc. Joseph Rockwood, radio transit operator and color bearer with the 4th Sus. Bde., and a Seminole, Fla., native, Spc. Shawn Hannagan, theater redistribution asset manager and color bearer with the 224th Sustainment Brigade, and a San Jose, Calif., native, Spc. Julianna Carnley, orderly room clerk and color bearer with the 4th Special Troops Battalion, 4th Sustainment Brigade, and a San Antonio, Texas, nativem, Sgt. Choua Xiong, human resource specialist and color bearer with the 224th STB, 224th Sustainment Brigade, and a Stockton, Calif., native, Spc. Ishmael Alvarez, garrison chaplain assistant and left rifle honor guard with the 224th STB, and a 224th Sustainment Brigade, and an Ontario, Calif., native, unite together to act as an honor guard during the transfer of authority ceremony for the 224th Sustainment Brigade, March 9 at Memorial Hall on Contingency Operating Base Adder, Iraq. “Your transporters executed more than five thousand convoys, driving over 13 million miles,” said Brig. Gen. Mark Corson, commanding general of the 103rd ESC, and a Maryville, Mo., native. “While hauling more than 264 million gallons of fuel, and hundreds of thousands of tons of supplies, including more than 96 million bottles of water and 47,000 tons of ice.”
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