CUSTER STATE PARK AIRPORT, S.D. — Task Force Commander Brig. Gen. Timothy Reisch, assistant adjutant general for South Dakota Army National Guard, and Brig. Gen. Jeffrey E. Bertrang, assistant adjutant general for Minnesota, visited Forward Operating Base Custer State Park Airport to assess the progress of the units training and speak to Soldiers.
Reisch's visit comes two days after the units set up and began training operations as part of this year's Golden Coyote training exercise in the Black Hills. Reisch said he was impressed with how great it looked. During his visit Reisch presented Spc. Christopher M. Julius, information system specialist, Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 139th Brigade Support Battalion of Brookings, S.D., with a coin for his outstanding support of both the wireless and land-based computer networks that were set up for FOB CSPA.
The 139th and 152nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion out of Pierre, S. D., are two units training at FOB CSPA. There are 62 units participating in this year's Golden Coyote training exercise.
Date Taken: | 06.11.2009 |
Date Posted: | 06.11.2009 14:23 |
Story ID: | 34907 |
Location: | CUSTER STATE PARK AIRPORT, US |
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