323rd Military Police Company Call to Duty

Members of the 232rd Military Police Company participated in a Call to Duty Ceremony on Saturday, June 23, 2012. The 130 soldiers are scheduled to deploy in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Tara Schweyer, 21, hugs her best friend Kayla Head, 23, after the 323rd Military Police Company Call to Duty Ceremony ... ZACK CONKLE/THE BLADE

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Mayor Michael P. Bell addresses the 130 soldiers scheduled to deploy in support of Operation Enduring Freedom during the 323rd ... THE BLADE/ZACK CONKLE

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Sahara Whitaker, 6, dances with her father Kyle Whitaker, 24, in the parking lot of Bowsher High School after the ... THE BLADE/ZACK CONKLE

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Sahara Whitaker, 6, dances with her father Kyle Whitaker, 24, in the parking lot of Bowsher High School after the ... THE BLADE/ ZACK CONKLE

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Bryan Madsen hugs his son Brandon Madsen, 25, after the 323rd Military Police Company Call to Duty Ceremony at Bowsher ... THE BLADE/ZACK CONKLE

Enlarge | Buy This Photo The crowd at the 323rd Military Police Company Call to Duty Ceremony cheers as soldiers begin to leave the Bowsher ... THE BLADE/ZACK CONKLE

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Soldiers listen and clap as Mayor Michael P. Bell addresses them at the 323rd Military Police Company Call to Duty ... THE BLADE/ZACK CONKLE

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Captain Andrew Hawkins addresses the 130 soldiers scheduled to deploy in support of Operation Enduring Freedom during the 323rd Military ... THE BLADE/ZACK CONKLE

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Commander Seargent Major Jonathan Williams, 40, listens as Mayor Michael P. Bell addresses the 130 soldiers scheduled to deploy in ... THE BLADE/ZACK CONKLE

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Chaplain Jeffrey Farr makes his way to the Bowsher High School Gymnasium for the 323rd Military Police Company Call to ... THE BLADE/ZACK CONKLE