File:Nevada National Guard - 49811199036.jpg
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English: Soldiers with Nevada National Guard's 1-221 Cavalry work as a team to set up emergency tents at local hospitals in response to COVID-19, Friday, Apr. 17, 2020, Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Ryan Getsie) |
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| Author | The National Guard |
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