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Right, Training Support Specialist Vincenzo Vitiello,
Summary
Right, Training Support Specialist Vincenzo Vitiello, from 7th ATC TSC Livorno, performs video recording of U.S. Air Force SSgt Alia Washington from 731st Munitions Squadron attached to the Post Office Camp Darby, during a public affairs office interview at the Post Office, Camp Darby, Italy, May 19, 2020. The purpose of this interview is to discover mission essential hidden talent at Camp Darby, a working team of professionals who gave their best during COVID Pandemic prevention emergency to support the community and keep providing a service of excellence. (U.S. Army photo by Elena Baladelli)
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19/05/2020
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