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Adkins Assault Landing Zone
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Garrison Fire and Emergency Services
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Year-round Training On Diverse Terrain
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Joint Force Premier All-Purpose Field Training
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Explosive Ordnance Disposal Soldiers compete for best EOD team at A.P. Hill
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Fort A.P. Hill welcomed members of the local community to the installation
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Military Training Hostage Rescue Site
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Fort A.P. Hill welcomed members of the local community to the installation
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Regional Support Training Center Maneuver Area
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Fort A.P. Hill welcomed members of the local community to the installation
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Soldiers from The Old Guard competed in the Best Warrior competition at A.P. Hill
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Explosive Ordnance Disposal Soldiers compete for best EOD team at A.P. Hill
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Fort A.P. Hill provides a myriad of training opportunities for Warriors
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Bridge Erection Boat or MK2 pushing an Improvised Ribbon Bridge
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During World War II Soldiers trained for combat at Fort A.P. Hill
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U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III aircraft practice landings at austere airfields
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Fort A.P. Hill forests provide a rich habitat for many woodland creatures
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Warriors train year round at Fort A.P. Hill
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During World War II Soldiers trained for combat at Fort A.P. Hill
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1942, The Lodge on Fort A.P. Hill is still in use
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EOD training on Fort A.P. Hill
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Garrison sign on Route 301.
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Mortar training on South Post.
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Drop zone over North Post.
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Soldiers training prior to World War II.
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Sniper practice on a range on South Post.
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UAV training.
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RQ-7 Shadow Unmanned Aerial Vehicle at Lowe Field
