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Army Pfc. Andrew Rowe takes a free tamale and breakfast taco during the Cowboy Breakfast Jan. 25. It is estimated that more than 45,000 people attended the event that serves as the official beginning to the San Antonio Stockshow and Rodeo. Private Rowe, assigned to C. Company 264 at Fort Sam Houston, is currently in nursing training. (USAF photo by April Rowden)

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Army Pfc. Andrew Rowe takes a free tamale and breakfast taco during the Cowboy Breakfast Jan. 25. It is estimated that more than 45,000 people attended the event that serves as the official beginning to the San Antonio Stockshow and Rodeo. Private Rowe, assigned to C. Company 264 at Fort Sam Houston, is currently in nursing training. (USAF photo by April Rowden)

During his first visit to San Antonio's annual Cowboy Breakfast, Master Sgt. Torree White assists Dustin Mitchell rock through "guard duty" in the Bass Pro Shops parking lot on Jan. 25. Sergeant White is assigned to the 91st Network Warfare Squadron. Mr. Mitchell is a representative of the Buffalo Soldier's Living History and Heritage Association, one of the sponsorers of the Cowboy Breakfast. (USAF photo by April Rowden)

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During his first visit to San Antonio's annual Cowboy Breakfast, Master Sgt. Torree White assists Dustin Mitchell rock through "guard duty" in the Bass Pro Shops parking lot on Jan. 25. Sergeant White is assigned to the 91st Network Warfare Squadron. Mr. Mitchell is a representative of the Buffalo Soldier's Living History and Heritage Association, one of the sponsorers of the Cowboy Breakfast. (USAF photo by April Rowden)

More than 100 gallons of steaming gravy were used during the 2008 San Antonio Cowboy Breakfast on Jan. 25. Despite the controversial venue move to Bass Pro Shop on Interstate 10, the event was as popular as ever, with food shortages beginning as early as 7 a.m. (USAF photo by April Rowden)

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More than 100 gallons of steaming gravy were used during the 2008 San Antonio Cowboy Breakfast on Jan. 25. Despite the controversial venue move to Bass Pro Shop on Interstate 10, the event was as popular as ever, with food shortages beginning as early as 7 a.m. (USAF photo by April Rowden)