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The second day of the 2009 Department of the Army Best Warrior Competition began Sept. 29, with the issuing of combat gear. The 24 competitors spent a portion of the morning assembling and checking their gear, which they will wear for the remainder of the competition. Afterward, the warriors engaged in reflexive-fire training. Mike Strasser, Fort Lee Public Affairs

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