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The number of Guard troops in Washington has dropped below 3,000, with local personnel making up about 23 percent of those deployed. The largest contingents from outside the district are from Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi.
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The number of Guard troops in Washington has dropped below 3,000, with local personnel making up about 23 percent of those deployed. The largest contingents from outside the district are from Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi.
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Number of Guard Troops in Washington Drops Below 3,000
Guard Troops in Washington Fall Below 3,000