File:US Army 51966 1st Brigade receives 'new mission'.jpg

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English: Maj. Gen. Vincent Brooks, commander of the 1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley, hands Col. Eric Wesley, commander of the1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team, the Army Superior Unit Award during the Remission Ceremony Sep. 23 at Fort Riley. This ceremony marks the brigade's change of mission from training Transition Teams back into a combat unit ready to train and deploy.
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