File:US Army 51374 R^D, NCO's gather to strengthen their corps.jpg

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English: Michael Vitale, an engineer with CERDEC Night Vision Electronic Sensors Directorate, explains T-HAWK, an aerial sensor platform, and its role in the E09 Unified Battle Command study of the cognitive impacts of technology on Soldiers to Sgt. Maj. Steven Hornbach, RDECOM Army Research Labs; Command Sgt. Maj. Carl Campbell, 406th Army Field Support Brigade; Command Sgt. Maj. Tyrone Johnson, CECOM LCMC; and Command Sgt. Maj. Hector Marin, RDECOM.
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