File:34th Infantry Division Band, MPT-D Performs on the USS Decatur.jpg
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[edit]Description34th Infantry Division Band, MPT-D Performs on the USS Decatur.jpg |
English: 34th ID Band, MPT-D performs on the deck of the USS Decatur while the ship patrols around the Al Basra Oil Terminal in the Persian Gulf. |
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Source | US Army Public Affairs |
Author | US Army Public Affairs |
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