File:US Army 53265 2LTs complete Leader Forge.jpg

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English: SSG Frank Geitz talks with 2LT Morgan Campell, a Soldier in 4th Platoon, 2nd Battalion, 11th Infantry Regiment, about the possible situations arising from a sniper attack during an after action review. Geitz uses a sand table to illustrate his point.
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