Congratulations to the newly promoted Lieutenant Colonel

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Congratulations to the newly promoted Lt. Col. Michael A. Cox, Jr., commander of the 372nd Military Police Battalion and the Command Action Group (CAG) chief for the commanding general of the District of Columbia Army National Guard.

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WASHINGTON, DC - Congratulations to the newly promoted Lt. Col. Michael A. Cox, Jr., commander of the 372nd Military Police Battalion and the Command Action Group (CAG) chief for the commanding general of the District of Columbia Army National Guard. Cox is a military police officer and Army strategist. Lt. Gen. Jon A. Jensen, director of the Army National Guard, hosted Cox’s ceremony at the National Guard Bureau. Cox was pinned with his new rank of lieutenant colonel by his family.

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