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Bold Quest
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Hometown: Camp Atterbury, IN, US
Current Personnel:
Timothy Sproles
Staff Sgt. David Bruce
Staff Sgt. Matthew Scotten
Maj. Lisa Kopczynski
Jill Swank
Spc. David Bonnell
Capt. William Davis
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Recent Image Galleries
Indiana Guardsmen participate in Bold Quest
Guardsmen from 2nd Battalion, 151st Infantry Regiment train with a human immersion combat...
Taken: 09.12.2011
Bold Quest 2011 wraps up
Pfc. Marius Ehinger, from Karlsruhe, Germany, of the German Air Force, uses the Dismounted...
Taken: 09.10.2011
Distinguished visitors observe training at Bold Quest 2011
Dignitaries from several countries participating in Bold Quest 2011, the Joint Staff and NATO...
Taken: 09.15.2011
Bold Quest 2011 ongoing at Atterbury
Pvt. Robin Scwartz, a Bergen, Norway, native and joint terminal attack controller assistant with...
Taken: 09.13.2011
Bold Quest at MUTC
Reporters from Indianapolis media conduct interviews at Muscatatuck Urban Training Complex,...
Taken: 09.13.2011
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News Stories Indiana Guardsmen participate in Bold Quest
Soldiers from the Indiana National Guard with the 2nd Battalion, 151st Infantry Regiment played part in a multinational exercise at Camp Atterbury Training Center this month called Bold Quest 2011, a joint staff led military coalition combat assessment exercise designed to test the interoperability of target identification systems of 12 NATO member nations to reduce friendly fire incidents.
09.23.11 Story by Staff Sgt. Matthew Scotten
 Technologies, partnerships strengthened during Bold Quest 2011
Camp Atterbury-Muscatatuck Training Complex are no stranger to hosting soldiers with a multitude of unit patches from a wide variety of locations, but recently the installation has also been hosting military members from foreign services across the globe.
09.22.11 Story by Michael Maddox
NATO soldiers learn to work as one during Bold Quest 2011
Its been said, the sum of the whole is greater than the individual parts. One example of this is when NATO was formed to check Soviet expansion after World War II. And while the Cold War is over, the alliance continues to be relevant in the post 9/11 world. NATO troops continue to serve in Afghanistan, alliance member states participated in the invasion of Iraq and the recent employment of NATO air power over Libya fully illustrates the capability of the alliance and its importance on the world stage.
09.13.11 Story by Staff Sgt. David Bruce
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MAJ Mark Youkey Bold Quest Interview
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Recent Video MAJ Mark Youkey Bold Quest Interview
MAJ Mark Youkey, U.S. Air Force Test and Evaluation Division, discusses his part in the Bold Quest exercise. The purpose of Bold Quest is to provide the tools and skills needed by ground and air sources that, when implemented, will increase the accuracy of war fighters while minimizing the risk of so-called "friendly fire".
Taken: 09.14.2011
 Bold Quest 2011 Story
Members of the United States military along with coalition forces from 12 countries recently traveled to Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center and Muscatatuck Urban Training Complex to take part in Bold Quest 2011, which is an exercise that work through tactics, techniques and procedures of new technology designed to help eliminate fratricide between coalition forces.
Taken: 09.26.2011
 Bold Quest Broll of Indiana National Guard and German Soldiers
B-roll of Bold Quest 2011 with Indiana National Guard and German Soldiers training at Muscatatuck Urban Training Complex, Butlerville, Ind. Produced by Spc. David Bonnell.
Taken: 09.21.2011
 Bold Quest Simulated Muscatatuck
B-roll of Soldiers taking part in the Bold Quest exercise at Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center recently took part in training missions that took place in a virtual reality version of Muscatatuck Urban Training Center. The purpose of Bold Quest is to provide the tools and skills needed by ground and air sources that, when implemented, will increase the accuracy of war fighters while minimizing the risk of so-called "friendly fire". Produced by Tim Sproles.
Taken: 09.17.2011
 Stuart Whitehead Bold Quest Interview
Stuart Whitehead, System Deputy Director of Command and Control Integration Joint Staff J8, discusses the different aspects and technology of the Bold Quest Exercise. The purpose of Bold Quest is to provide the tools and skills needed by ground and air sources that, when implemented, will increase the accuracy of war fighters while minimizing the risk of so-called "friendly fire".
Taken: 09.15.2011
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