File:GEN Andrew P. Poppas Promotion Ceremony 07.jpg
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English: The promotion ceremony of LTG(P) Andrew P. Poppas, incoming commander of FORSCOM, is hosted by the 40th chief of staff of the Army, GEN James C. McConville at Fort Bragg, North Carolina (U.S. Army photo by FORSCOM Public Affairs) |
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Author | U.S. Army Forces Command |
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