FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md. – Spc. Grant Ward, a cybersecurity specialist from Southbury, Connecticut, assigned to the 781st Military Intelligence (MI) Battalion, 780th MI Brigade, was the 2018 Tool Developers Qualification Course distinguished honor graduate and received an Army Achievement Medal at a graduation ceremony in the post theater July 13.

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