Staff Sgt. Jordan Weeg, Northern Warfare Training Center, Arctic Support Command, 11th Airborne Division poses for a photograph after being awarded Instructor of the Cycle for Advanced Military Mountaineering Course 22-002 at Black Rapids Training Site 21 July. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Christopher Dennis/11th Airborne Division Public Affairs NCO)

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