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Spc. Mark Johnson, a Reservist with the 353rd Transportation Company based in Buffalo, Minn., secures cargo in preparation of the company's convoy operation from Buffalo to Camp Roberts, Calif., July 7. The convoy operation begins July 9 and will move 44 Soldiers and nearly 20 cargo-laden military vehicles more than 2,000 miles cross-country as part of an annual training initiative known as Nationwide Move. The 353rd Transportation Company's westward trek will not only provide training for its Soldiers, but also practical logistics support to its sister unit, the 322nd Maintenance Company, which will be conducting its annual training in California. (US Army Photo by Sgt. Victor Ayala, 210th MPAD)