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> Staff Sgt. Aamir Greene (right), 2nd Marine Division, communicates with pilots using a PRC-117 radio as Staff Sgt. Jimmy Rogers, 1st Cavalry Division, coordinates with a 42-person scout team on a presence patrol in Avon Park, Fla., during Exercise Atlantic Strike III.

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Staff Sgt. Aamir Greene (right), 2nd Marine Division, communicates with pilots using a PRC-117 radio as Staff Sgt. Jimmy Rogers, 1st Cavalry Division, coordinates with a 42-person scout team on a presence patrol in Avon Park, Fla., during Exercise Atlantic Strike III.

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