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English: Sgt. David Obray, the 2008 Department of the Army Soldier of the Year from U.S. Army Reserve Command, speaks with the competitors during the media brief on Sept. 27. A representative from the community relations division, Office of Chief of Public Affairs, also met with the warriors to discuss the media attention they will receive during this competition. The 2009 DA Best Warrior Competition, Sept. 28 - Oct. 2, at Fort Lee, Va., will test their Army skills and knowledge in a series of mental and physical challenges.
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Author Mike Strasser, Fort Lee Public Affairs

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