National Guard Counterdrug Programs from DC, DE, and NJ Convene for Joint Annual Training

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U.S. Army Major Gen. John C. Andonie, Commanding General (Interim) of the District of Columbia National Guard, addresses National Guard Counterdrug Program personnel attending annual training in Cambridge, Maryland, August 27, 2024. He emphasized the importance of continued collaboration and alignment with state and government leadership during the joint annual training of the National Guard Counterdrug Program.

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National Guard Counterdrug Programs from DC, DE, and NJ Convene for Joint Annual Training

CAMBRIDGE, Md. - U.S. Army Major Gen. John C. Andonie, Commanding General (Interim) of the District of Columbia National Guard, addresses National Guard Counterdrug Program personnel attending annual training in Cambridge, Maryland, August 27, 2024. He emphasized the importance of continued collaboration and alignment with state and government leadership during the joint annual training of the National Guard Counterdrug Program. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Simone Sampson)

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