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Pennsylvania Reserve Engineers Learn Construction Skills
Division West's 5th Armored Brigade conducted engineer construction training here recently for Soldiers of the Army Reserve's 377th Engineer Company. The engineers are training for their deployment to Afghanistan. *(Photos by Lt. Col. John Clements, 3rd Engineer Battalion, 364th Regiment, 5th Armored Brigade, Division West)
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A 377th Engineer Company noncommissioned officer trains on compacting with a plate compactor prior to emplacing concrete.*
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Soldiers from the 377th Engineer Company install rafters on a pole barn.
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Soldiers from the 377th Engineer Company install rafters on a pole barn.
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