According to the Geo-integration office, survey says

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Staff Sgt. Aaron Williams, team lead for the 628th Civil Engineering Squadron’s Weapons Station geo-integrations office, looks over the detail of a of a building’s blueprint

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JOINT BASE CHARLESTON, SC. - Staff Sgt. Aaron Williams, team lead for the 628th Civil Engineering Squadron’s Weapons Station geo-integration office, looks over the detail of a of a building’s blueprint at Joint Base Charleston S.C., January 22, 2020 The geo-integration office supports the mission is by keeping and maintaining these records of all joint base structure blueprints so engineers are able to recreate or improve flaws in structures, enabling innovation to the base.

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