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Snapshots of what’s happening in the Defense Department.

Sgt. Joshua Wood, a squad leader with the 545th Military Police Company, 1st Cavalry Division, points to his own likeness in a poster of the new division memorial. Wood is one of two soldiers who will be immortalized by a bronze sculpture at division headquarters at Fort Hood, Texas. The sculpture is based on an April photo featuring Wood and Sgt. Matthew Tuttle. Photo by Sgt. Christina Rockhill, USA

Sgt. Joshua Wood, a squad leader with the 545th Military Police Company, 1st Cavalry Division, points to his own likeness in a poster of the new division memorial. Wood is one of two soldiers who will be immortalized by a bronze sculpture at division headquarters at Fort Hood, Texas. The sculpture is based on an April photo featuring Wood and Sgt. Matthew Tuttle. Photo by Sgt. Christina Rockhill, USA

Sgt. Joshua Wood, a squad leader with the 545th Military Police Company, 1st Cavalry Division, points to his own likeness in a poster of the new division memorial. Wood is one of two soldiers who will be immortalized by a bronze sculpture at division headquarters at Fort Hood, Texas. The sculpture is based on an April photo featuring Wood and Sgt. Matthew Tuttle. Photo by Sgt. Christina Rockhill, USA

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