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editDescriptionWelcome home (8141671732).jpg | Parker Campbell, 3, awaits the return of her dad, Spc. Daniel Campbell, of the South Dakota Army National Guard’s 842nd Engineer Company, at the Donald E. Young Center in Spearfish. Soldiers of the 842nd arrived back in the Black Hills after completing a yearlong deployment to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (SDNG photo by 2nd Lt. Chad Carlson) (RELEASED) |
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