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English: Spc. Christopher Spositi, Company B, 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment, embraces his son upon return to Hohenfels on September 18 after eight months in Afghanistan. The 1-4 is the only conventional unit in the U.S. Army to maintain a continual presence in Afghanistan.
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