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Unit Readiness: Improving Soldiers' Skills
28th Public Affairs Detachment
March 24, 2017 | 1:32
The Bronco Brigade of the 25th Infantry Division increases their readiness by hosting a week of consolidated skills (CONSKILLS) training for its soldiers
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25th Infantry Division25th IDBronco BrigadeU.S. Army PacificMarine Corps Base Hawaiisoldier skillsKaneoheHawaiireadinessmarksmanshipDavid White3rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team3IBCTAnthony RodriguezCONSKILLSJoe Perez
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