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Video by Sgt. Shawn Keeton
Live Fire Rehearsal (VO-SOT)
102d Public Affairs Detachment
June 11, 2016 | 1:00
SCRIPT:
Mississippi guardsmen participating in a multi-echeolon intergrated brigade training exercise are preparing for a live fire exercise.

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This upcoming live fire training translates directly to the battlefield
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