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English: Shannon MacMillan, a member of the 1999 women's soccer World Cup championship team and Olympic gold and silver medalist, encourages Nicholas Nonaka, a member of the Zama Middle High School boys' soccer team, during a clinic at Camp Zama, Japan, June 14. (Photo Credit: Wendy Brown, U.S. Army Garrison Japan Public Affairs)
Date Taken on 14 June 2019
〔17 June 2019 (original upload date) 〕
Source Soccer champs hold clinic with Camp Zama players
Author Wendy Brown, U.S. Army Garrison Japan Public Affairs
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