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Brig. Gen. Mark Inch, chief of the Military Police
Summary
Brig. Gen. Mark Inch, chief of the Military Police Corps Regiment and Commandant, places a memorial brick bearing the name of Spc. Clarence Williams, III, as his parents Clarence Williams, Jr., and Talisa Williams look on during a Memorial Tribute, Sept. 17, 2012, at Memorial Grove, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. The U.S. Army Military Police Regiment honored 25 fallen Military Policemen by having bricks etched with their names placed on the Military Police Regimental Walkway.
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17/09/2012
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