File:Different US Army uniforms in the course of time.jpg

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Description "Fort Riley Soldiers represent various periods in the Army's history during a ceremony commerating the Army's 232nd birthday June 14 at Fort Riley, Kan."
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Author April Blackmon

PV2 Watkins, Jermaine Battle Dress Uniform

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