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Vol. 59, No.27

Published in the interest of the personnel at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York

July 26, 2002

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Staff:

LTC James E. Whaley,
Director, Public Affairs

Joseph V. Tombrello,
Chief, Command Information

Irene Brown,
Editor

Spc. Eric Bartelt,
Assistant Editor

Jim Fox,
Staff Writer

Spc. Nate Jastrzemski,
Staff Writer

Kathleen Eastwood,
Staff Writer

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