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Military helicopters fly hundreds of missions around the world everyday performing a variety of tasks such as medical evacuations, VIP escorts, resupply and aerial combat support.
07.25.09, Story by Sgt. Brent Powell
Comprising hundreds of thousands of acres of desolate desert, the National Training Center here offers a prime opportunity for Soldiers to hone their tactical and military specialty skills in a challenging environment.
07.19.09, Story by Sgt. Brent Powell
Many Soldiers have stories of working hard outside in the elements and at the end of the day they were dirty beyond belief. For the Soldiers of 259th Quarry Platoon, of the 253rd Engineer Battalion, Arizona National Guard, getting dirty is a way of life whether deployed overseas or here at the National Training Center.
07.18.09, Story by Staff Sgt. Rauel Tirado
The list of dangerous hazards while working and living in a combat environment are countless and the opportunity for injuries or casualties is great. Reducing risks on the battlefield starts with practicing and developing effective safety standards in a controlled training environment, such as the one found here at the National Training Center (NTC) during Operation Sandcastle 2009.
07.18.09, Story by Staff Sgt. Rauel Tirado
Drills drilled, saws sawed and hammers hammered here recently as more than 40 Army Reserve Soldiers sharpened their engineering skills by constructing metal buildings at Forward Operating Base (FOB) Miami, deep in the heart of the National Training Center here.
07.17.09, Story by Sgt. Brent Powell
Beads of sweat roll down the soldier's dust covered face. His muscles tense as his forefinger rests along the trigger housing of his fully loaded M4 assault rifle. He scans the road ahead through a dusty windshield, his eyes straining for any sign of enemy movement or improvised explosive devices that may lie before him just out of sight. Suddenly bullets ricochet off the hood of his Humvee and shatter the windshield.
07.13.09, Story by Sgt. Brent Powell
One of the most deadly and serious threats facing Soldiers on the battlefield today is improvised explosive devices. From the streets of Iraq to the mountain passes of Afghanistan, the threat remains a daily concern for those deployed to these areas.
07.13.09, Story by Sgt. Brent Powell
A light breeze rippled over the dark water of Providence Harbor as two divers sank below the water's surface, leaving behind a long trail of air hoses and the sound of their breathing through the radio.
09.06.07, Story by Spc. Morrene Randell
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