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Description	Wounded warriors and staff members from coalition forces and the Warrior Transition Battalion-Europe cycle through the 25-mile ride from Hermeskeil to Trier, Germany, August 3. The four-day Soldier Ride, which host 24 coalition and 33 U.S. service members from around Europe, ends with a community ride, held at Lake Bostalsee, Aug. 4. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Brooks Fletcher, U.S. Army Europe Public Affairs)
Date	3 August 2012, 10:50
Source	25-Mile Ride in Hermeskeil
Author	U.S. Army Europe Images from Heidelberg, Germany

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