Col. Kipling Kahler, commander of the 198th Regional

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Col. Kipling Kahler, commander of the 198th Regional

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Col. Kipling Kahler, commander of the 198th Regional Support Group, addresses a crowd of supporters during the dedication services for the newly constructed Veterans Drive in Bellemont, Ariz. The 1.5-mile long roadway will provide direct access to the newly constructed veteran’s cemetery at Camp Navajo, which was dedicated on June 11. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Wesley Parrell)

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22/09/2016

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