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Maj. (Dr.) Skip Gill, graduate program director of the doctoral-fellowship program, uses spinal manipulation on Navy Lt. Cmdr. Duneley Rochino to explain which way the vertebra moves on a patient to Air Force Capt. Benjamin Hando, Capt. Daniel Rhon, Maj. Norman Ayotte and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Leslie Hair. Photo by Jen Rodriguez

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