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The document is a military report concerning a deserter, PV2 Joe B. Gone, who has been absent without leave from the 10th Mess Kit Repair Company since March 31, 2009. It includes details about the individual's identification, military service, and circumstances surrounding the absence. The report outlines procedures for apprehending the deserter and offers information on potential rewards for their return to military control.

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