German army Ltc. Matthias Puschnig, the German liaison

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German army Ltc. Matthias Puschnig, the German liaison

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German army Ltc. Matthias Puschnig, the German liaison officer for Multinational Battle Group-East, times the U.S. Army Soldier during the flex armed hang for the German Armed Forces Badge, (GAFB) at Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo March 8. The four events the Soldiers must complete to earn the badge are the foot march, the 100-meter swim, the German physical fitness test and the German pistol qualification.

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08/03/2015

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