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Olson graduates from National Guard training

On 10/12/2006

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Contributed by: Karen Gilbert on 10/12/2006

Army National Guard Pvt. Jeremiah J. Olson has graduated from the Food Service Specialist Advanced Individual Training course at Fort Lee, Petersburg, Va.

The course is designed to train servicemembers to perform preliminary food preparation procedures according to Army production schedules and recipes; cook, bake and serve food in large and small quantities, field and garrison kitchen operations; and general operation of Army dining facilities, including cleaning and housekeeping, sanitation measures, and storage of subsistence items.

Olson is the son of Micheal D. Olson of S. Coors Circle, Lakewood, Colo., and Diane R. Olson of 145th Ave., Bemidji, Minn.

He attended Roseville High School, Minn.

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Karen Gilbert has posted 714 stories and 44 comments since joining on 5/10/2006. Karen Gilbert's average story rating is 4.82.

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