Army Reserve Spc. Joshua McDowell treats simulated

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Army Reserve Spc. Joshua McDowell treats simulated

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Army Reserve Spc. Joshua McDowell treats simulated casualties on the Medical Trauma lane at the Warrior Tasks and Battle Drills event at the 2010 Dept. of the Army Best Warrior Competition at Fort Lee, Va., on Thursday, Oct. 21. The Army Best Warrior Competition is the premier event to determine the top NCO and junior enlisted Soldier in the Army. McDowell, a native of Omaha, Neb., is the Army Reserve Soldier of the Year.

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