Photo by Spc. Brian Johnson | 16th Engineer Brigade Public Affairs | 04.17.2010
Staff Sgt. Thomas Dwyer from Cumberland, R.I., assigned to 101st Engineer Battalion explains how to determine repairs needed on a window air conditioning unit at Camp Yassir April 11. Dwyer, along with a team of Soldiers from 101st Eng. Bn., spent 10 days teaching Iraqi army soldiers basic and advanced maintenance techniques to allow them to better maintain their facilities....
Photo by Spc. Brian Johnson | 16th Engineer Brigade Public Affairs | 04.17.2010
Staff Sgt. Thomas Dwyer from Cumberland, R.I., assigned to Headquarters Support Company, 101st Engineer Battalion, explains the basics of how to troubleshoot a defective air conditioning unit at Camp Yassir April 11. Dwyer, along with a team of Soldiers from 101st Eng. Bn, spent 10 days teaching Iraqi army soldiers basic and advanced air conditioning unit maintenance techniques....
Photo by Spc. Brian Johnson | 16th Engineer Brigade Public Affairs | 04.17.2010
Pfc. Nicholas Rocca, a native of Watertown, Mass., assigned to 101st Engineer Battalion, explains to an Iraqi army soldier what is wrong with an air conditioning unit at Camp Yassir April 11. Rocca and other members of the 101st Eng. Bn., conducted training on basic maintenance for air conditioning units....
Photo by Spc. Brian Johnson | 16th Engineer Brigade Public Affairs | 04.17.2010
Using simple soap and water, a Soldier with the 7th Iraqi army checks for leaks in an air conditioning unit hose, at Camp Yassir April 11. Soldiers from the 101st Engineer Battalion conducted training with the 7th IA to teach basic equipment maintenance, including maintenance of air conditioning units....
Photo by Spc. Brian Johnson | 16th Engineer Brigade Public Affairs | 02.10.2010
Spc. Micah Mahadeo, from Stanley, N.C. checks his equipment Feb. 10 to ensure a road at Camp Taji being built by 1192nd Engineer Company is at the right elevation. Mahadeo is a member of 621st Survey and Design Team and works with the engineer construction teams to help ensure they are being built to standard....
