Video by Spc. Richard Castillo | Joint Task Force 136th (Maneuver Enhancement Brigade) | 10.14.2011
B-roll of Texas Military Forces, the Guardsmen of Joint Task Force 71 who have successfully certified the brigade as a Homeland Response Force in College Station, Texas. The Homeland Response Force units have trained for the past year on additional domestic missions related to chemical, biological, nuclear incidents. This evaluation certifies that JTF-71 is on call on state, regional or......
Video by Sgt. Luke Allen | Joint Task Force 136th (Maneuver Enhancement Brigade) | 10.14.2011
Ten Homeland Response Forces, or "HERFS" are being stood up across the country, and Texas is the third official response force to pass its initial certification evaluation, just after Washington and Ohio. Soundbites: Col Bill Hall, JFT-71 Outgoing Commander and Col Lee Schnell, JFT-71 Incoming Commander. Sgt. Luke Allen. Video by: Spc. Richard Castillo. Available in high definition....
Video by Sgt. Richard Holdridge | 124th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment | 01.29.2011
Staff Sgt. Richard Castillo from 35th CSSB out of Camp Zuma, Japan sends a greeting to the Green Bay Packers for the Super Bowl. Also available in high definition....
Courtesy Video | DVIDS Hub | 01.25.2011
Sgt. Richard Castillo sends a greeting to Fort Worth, Texas from Al Asad, Iraq for Holiday Season 2005
Video by Spc. Richard Castillo | Texas State Guard | 07.28.2010
Package about Operation Lone Star, in which low-income and uninsured families receive free medical screenings and treatments. Produced by Pfc. Richard Castillo....
Video by Staff Sgt. Daniel Griego | Joint Task Force 136th (Maneuver Enhancement Brigade) | 05.14.2010
Package about different agencies in the Killeen and Fort Hood area training together with Austin's Civil Support Team to control multiple simulated terrorist attacks throughout the area. Produced by Pfc. Richard Castillo. Includes soundbites of Army Capt. Steve Schippers, operations officer, and Chad Berg, emergency management coordinator...
