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U.S. Soldiers Move into Polish-built Barracks - News In One March 28, 2025
Regional Media Center AFN Europe
March 25, 2025 | 1:00
In this News In One:
U.S. Soldiers recently began moving into new, Polish-built barracks buildings, marking a shift in accommodations for U.S. Military personnel training in Poland.
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