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English: Maj. Gen. Stephen Bowes, Commander, Canadian Army Doctrine and Training Command and Lt. Gen. Robert Brown, Commanding General, Combined Arms Center, pause for a break during the recent visit to Ft Leavenworth. Bowes, received briefs on resiliency, leader development, talent management and decisive action training environment and exchanged ideas with Brown.
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