Colorado National Guardsmen remodel historic structure

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Colorado National Guardsmen remodel historic structure

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Colorado National Guardsmen remodel historic structure Objekt Bile, in Slovenia. The 140th Wing Civil Engineer Squadron electricians, Master Sgt. Kelly Stewart and Staff Sgt. Toby Rivas, receive a section of cable channel being handed to them by Staff Sgt. Benjamin Jones to test fit it to their brackets.

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16/07/2015

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