File:Tiger and Earl Woods Fort Bragg 2004.jpg

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Description	Golfer Tiger Woods, left, answers questions about his week-long Army experience at Fort Bragg, during a press conference there April 16 after a youth golf clinic. Woods took part in a variety of training events, including a jump from an airplane. Beside Woods is his father, retired Army Lt. Col. Earl Woods, a former Green Beret who served at Fort Bragg.
Date	16 April 2004
Source	Tiger Woods Trains, Hosts Golf Clinic at Fort Bragg (direct image URL ).
Author	K. Kassens

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Date and time of data generation	12:07, 16 April 2004
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Date and time of digitizing	12:07, 16 April 2004
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