File:Contraband stolen by Major Gregory McMillion 4.jpg

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Description EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. - Officials have preferred charges against Maj. Gregory McMillion after an investigation found evidence he allegedly shipped contraband items here from an Operation Iraqi Freedom deployment. Major McMillion is assigned to the base's 728th Air Control Squadron. (Courtesy photo)
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