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Trust is more than a word, as high above the streets of St. Louis, Chemical Biological Incident Response Force leadership rappels to the ground. 1st Sgt. Brian Taylor, of New York City, Company B first sergeant, and Baltimore, Md., Capt. Roy Draa,  Incident Response Force commander, demonstrate confidence in their Marines during training, Aug. 8.
060809-M-0000A-004.jpg Photo By: Staff Sgt. A. C. Mink

Aug 9, 2006
Trust is more than a word, as high above the streets of St. Louis, Chemical Biological Incident Response Force leadership rappels to the ground. 1st Sgt. Brian Taylor, of New York City, Company B first sergeant, and Baltimore, Md., Capt. Roy Draa, Incident Response Force commander, demonstrate confidence in their Marines during training, Aug. 8.


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