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(left to right) Cpl. Zachary Gardner, TF 34 HQ Signal Support Specialist of Waite Park, MN, Sgt. Gregory Opoien, TF 34 HQ Network Operations Technician, Spc. Megan Hanft, TF 34 HQ Signal Support Specialists, and Staff Sgt. Jodi Wald, TF 34 HQ Orderly Room NCO of Blaine, MN, dressed up at the HHC 34th CAB's Halloween Party at Joint Base Balad, Iraq on Oct. 31.

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