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English: From left are Dugway commander Col. William E. King IV, Unmanned Aircraft Systems project manager Col. Gregory Gonzalez, program executive officer for aviation Brig. Gen. Tim Crosby, Utah Lt. Gov. Greg Bell, commander for Army Test and Evaluation Command Maj. Gen. Roger Nadeau and UAS deputy project manager Tim Owings. This is the ground-breaking ceremony for new facilities for the Rapid Integration and Acceptance Center at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah.
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