File:US Army 50997 Silent Tribute.jpg
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English: While some Soldiers get tattoos where anyone can see them, pieces like this tribute on Spc. Steven Baker's back are meant to remain private. "I wanted to get something done, but I didn't want it to be blatantly out in the open for everyone else to see. But every time I want to reflect and think back on them, I can look in the mirror and remember," said the infantryman. |
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| Source | United States Army |
| Author | Staff Sgt. Stephanie van Geete |
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