As part of Bold Quest 15.2, a demonstration
with the U.S. Army, soldiers from Canada's
Royal Regina Rifles attack a village with U.S. Soldiers
at Fort Bliss Texas
The Combat Aviation Brigade held a mass reenlistment ceremony July 10., in which 27 Iron Eagle Soldiers raised their hand, swore an oath and continued their service as Active Duty Soldiers. With these Soldiers continuing to serve, the brigade’s number of reenlistments for the fiscal year rose to 300.
Maj. Gen. Pat White, commander of 1st Armored Division and Fort Bliss, presented two Soldiers assigned to 3rd Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment, Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Armored Division, with the U.S. Army Aircrew Member Safety Award Nov. 17.
FORT BLISS, Texas—The Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB), 1st Armored Division, is getting back to the basics focusing on company live fire training. Over the last month, each company conducted a Combined Live-Fire Exercise that integrated ground forces, aviation, artillery, and unmanned aerial systems while maneuvering and firing live ammunition. The exercise is a step towards the Army wide initiative of getting back to a decisive action fight.
