File:US Army 51166 ARNORTH Soldiers hone M-16, M-9 weapons skills at Camp Bullis.jpg

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English: Staff Sgt. Stephanie DeLaCruz, an intelligence analyst with U.S. Army North, points out the shot group on her zero target to Sgt. 1st Class Scott Weaver, noncommissioned officer-in-charge of the intelligence section at U.S. Army North, while preparing to qualify on her M-16 rifle at the Camp Bullis zero range Sept. 16. DeLaCruz qualified marksman after hitting 28 out of 40 pop-up targets.
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