U.S. Army Soldiers of the Arizona Medical Detachment, perform a dental procedure on a Guatemalan woman at a Medical Readiness Training Exercise during Beyond the Horizon, Lomas Abajo, Guatemala, May 22, 2014. Beyond the Horizon is an annual exercise that embraces the partnership between the United States and Guatemala, to provide focused humanitarian assistance through various medical, dental, and civic action programs. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Christopher Martin/Released) Beyond The Horizon 2014, Guatemala 140522-A-GA303-065

U.S. Army Soldiers of the Arizona Medical Detachment, perform a dental procedure on a Guatemalan woman at a Medical Readiness Training Exercise during Beyond the Horizon, Lomas Abajo, Guatemala, May 22, 2014. Beyond the Horizon is an annual exercise that embraces the partnership between the United States and Guatemala, to provide focused humanitarian assistance through various medical, dental, and civic action programs. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Christopher Martin/Released) Beyond The Horizon 2014, Guatemala 140522-A-GA303-065 Stock Photo

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