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Video by Sgt. Anthony Mitchell, Master Sgt. Juan Unigarro
804th/399th Training Video
804th Medical Brigade
March 31, 2014 | 0:40
This video showcases soldiers of the 399th Combat Support Hospital under the 804th Medical Brigade engaged in a training exercise on Fort McCoy, Wisc. Video recorded by Master Sgt. Juan Unigarro.
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combat support hospitalMass.UPAR399th Combat Support Hospital804th Medical BrigadeFt. McCoyFt. DevensFt. McCoyWisc.3rd Medical Command (Deployment Support)War ExerciseUnit Public Affairs RepresentativesWisconsinBoston
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