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Why for small garrison

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consisting of 1000 to 2000 active duty

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soldiers . The winner is USA G

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Wiesbaden Germany .

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Our command team supported everything

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we did . They geared all the other

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command and the different tenant units

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across the army and they spotted to let

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us know to push out our initiative to

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make sure everyone knew what we were

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trying to do with a er , so the five K

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run , we had over 400 soldiers there .

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It was incredible , but that was

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because our command pushed out the

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information and said , hey , you have

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to come out and support AD R this year .

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So that , and then just the team itself

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was incredible for me . Years of 2000 ,

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10,000 sold the win for the third

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year was Missouri .

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Well , what's the trick ? There is no

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trick . It's really planning ahead of

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time and just hard work reacting to the

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trainees and the personnel that you're

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talking to and kind of make a , er ,

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hit home for them , how we help

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soldiers , how them donating a helps

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their fellow soldiers and possibly

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themselves in the future . And just

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what a good cause A R is all in general

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and for large garrison consisting of

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10,000 soldiers or more , the winner is

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Fort Sill Oklahoma . We have a

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lot of push from the commands and

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actually going out there saying , hey ,

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explain what , what a , er , has to

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offer and actually hitting up every

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unit and make sure they understand the

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benefits and everything that our member

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has to offer because a lot of soldiers

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out there never heard of a , er , and

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during the campaign it's a good time to

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actually educate the soldiers about

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what a , er , is and what they do just

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going out . I mean , hitting the units

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up , hit every unit up , make , take

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the time out . We did a lot of stuff on

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the weekends . We just kind of make

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sure everybody was informed and just

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make sure you talk to the soldiers .

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That's the main thing . Make sure you

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talk to the soldiers and get the

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commands involved .