Soldiers of the 42nd Infantry Division Headquarters Support Company ruck march during drill at the Troy armory Feb. 8. "This is a spiritual walk, a reminder of what we signed up to do," 1st Sgt. Thomas C. Strauss said. (U.S. Army National Guard Photo by Sgt. J.p. Lawrence, 42nd Infantry Division PAO).

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