File:Flickr - The U.S. Army - 2008 Army Ten Miler.jpg
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The Army 10-Miler men's team from Fort Bliss, Texas, holds their trophy aloft after accepting the first place award for the men's category from Maj. Gen. Richard Rowe Sunday in Arlington, Va. The Fort Bliss Women's Team took third place in the women's category. Photo by Annette Fournier. www.Army.mil |
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Source | 2008 Army Ten Miler |
Author | The U.S. Army Photo by Annette Fournier |
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