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The 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade troopers use a balance platform during a class on how to put balance into your life during a single soldiers’ retreat at Camp Rockfish, N.C., Sept. 27. The 82nd CAB chaplains spent two days with single All American aviators who participated in various outdoor activities and classroom sessions that taught them about personality types and helped them develop life skills by learning to set priorities and goals.

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27/09/2013
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U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Erin Gibson signals to the crew

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Dutch and American Paratroopers joined forces for airborne

Spc. Jeremy Warnock, of the 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade,

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Skyline Drive, From Front Royal, Virginia to Rockfish Gap, Virginia , Luray, Page County, Virginia

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