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While the U.S. Army plans to begin trimming up to 40,000 soldiers from its ranks starting in October, military bases around the District of Columbia will mostly be spared from attrition. (Associated Press) — Photo by: Rob Carr
While the U.S. Army plans to begin trimming up to 40,000 soldiers from its ranks starting in October, military bases around the District of Columbia will mostly be spared from attrition. (Associated Press)

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