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The South Carolina State Guard is pleased to announce that PFC Jim Lance of Anderson has graduated from the Basic Training Course. Among the subjects he studied during the course were Drill and Ceremony, military courtesies, uniform dress codes, and rank recognition.

PFC Lance is a member of the South Carolina State Guard Second Brigade, Fourth Battalion from Williamston.

PFC Lance is the husband of Caryn Lance of Anderson.

The South Carolina State Guard is pleased to announce that PVT Vinay Patel of Anderson has graduated from the Basic Training Course. Among the subjects he studied during the course were Drill and Ceremony, military courtesies, uniform dress codes, and rank recognition. PVT Patel is a member of the South Carolina State Guard Second Brigade, Fourth Battalion from Williamston.

In addition to the Basic Training Course, PVT Patel has also completed a Traffic Control Class at the battalion level.

PVT Patel is the son of Daksha and Girish Patel of Anderson.

The South Carolina State Guard is pleased to announce that PVT Walter Holcombe of Williamston has graduated from the Basic Training Course. Among the subjects he studied during the course were Drill and Ceremony, military courtesies, uniform dress codes, and rank recognition.

PVT Holcombe is a member of the South Carolina State Guard Second Brigade, Fourth Battalion from Williamston.

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