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English: SGT Adrian Torres, chemical operations specialist, 436th Chemical Company, Laredo, Texas, and SSG Petr Stania, dosimetric and chemical squad leader, 312th Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Battalion, Czech Army, examine the levels of water and decontaminate fluids in the tanks of an ACHR-90 large decontamination vehicle. |
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| Source | http://www.blackanthem.com/News/U_S_Military_19/Texas-Nebraska-Guardsmen-train-with-Czechs-for-disaster_printer.shtml |
| Author | SFC Merrion LaSonde, Texas National Guard |
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