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Operating out of the Fort Gordon Battle Command Battle Lab, international exchange officers Maj. Scott S. Youngson (left), British Royal Corps of Signals, and Maj. Clay Campbell, Royal Australian Signals Corps, run simulations on a prototype battle command on the move suite designed to operate in a Humvee.
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| Author | Larry Edmond |
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| 18:47, 12 February 2008 | 640 × 480 (277,980 bytes) | w:en:Henrickson ( talk | contribs ) | Croppped version of [[Image:DPM-DPC.jpg|100px]]. Original description below: ==Summary== {{Information |Description=Operating out of the Fort Gordon Battle Command Battle Lab, international exchange officers Maj. Scott S. Youngson (left), British Royal C |