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Soldiers begin most important part of reset process: demobilization

Soldiers of the 200th Engineer Company, South Dakota National Guard, wait to be seen my medical providers at the Joint Readiness Center here. The unit returned to U.S. soil, May 2, after a year-long deployment to Afghanistan. As a multi-role bridging unit, the 200th had a mission to maintain, repair and replace existing military bridges throughout Afghanistan. (U.S. Army courtesy photo/Released)

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