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Army Chief of Staff George W. Casey Jr. peers at a diagram as Pvt. Joshua Marcum and Pvt. Ryan Bishop guide him through the task of finding continuity between a jack and plug. Bishop and Marcum are advanced individual training students at the Ordnance School at Fort Lee, Va. Casey paid the school a visit Jan. 28, 2010.

CSA visits ‘Home of Sustainment’ to view BRAC growth, speak with Soldiers

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