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Kosovo Force 10 leaves lasting legacy

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Col. Barry Richmond (left), Camp Atterbury commander, Command Sgt. Maj. Mike Lederle, Kosovo Force 10, Multi-National Task Force (East) command sergeant major, Brig. Gen. Larry Kay, KFOR 10 commander and Maj. Lawerence Collins, Joint Simulation Training and Exercise Center manager, plant a tree in memory of servicemembers who after deploying from Camp Atterbury, lost their lives in service to their country. In all, three Norway Spruces were donated by KFOR 10 Soldiers and planted in front of the JSTEC on Camp Atterbury. (U.S. Army photo/Sgt. Anthonie R. Seymour)

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camp atterbury

multi national task force east

command sgt maj mike lederle

kosovo force 10

col barry richmond

brig gen larry kay

maj lawerence collins

joint simulation training and exercise center

norway spruces

sgt anthonie r seymour