Sgt. Eric Glowacki practices applying a field bandage

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Sgt. Eric Glowacki practices applying a field bandage

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Sgt. Eric Glowacki practices applying a field bandage on Sgt. Michael Makeever, a medic, both assigned to the 327th MP Battalion, based out of Arlington Heights, Ill., at the Medical Simulation Training Center on Fort Mccoy, Wis. October 27, 2012. Glowacki, a native of Bridgeview, Ill., and Makeever, a native of Madison, Wis., are attending a 72-hour course that will allow them to maintain their Military Occupation Specialty requirements. (Army Reserve photo by Spc. Jacquelyn R. Slaughter)

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27/10/2012

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