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"Army Sgt. Matthew Woehrman, 525th Military Police Battalion, left, strikes a bag held by Army Sgt. Michael Hensel during routine training, Nov. 17. Woehrman and other members of the battalion moved through a series of hand-to-hand combat stations after being sprayed in the face with pepper spray. The 525th MP Battalion is stationed here on 12-month rotations and provides much of the guard force inside the detention facilities at Joint Task Force Guantanamo. "
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