CAMP HUMPHREYS, South Korea- Pilots and crews of 902nd Attack Battalion, Republic of Korea Army and 4-6 Heavy Attack Reconnaissance Squadron, 2nd Combat Aviation Brigade conducted Helicopter Over-water Survival Training here July 24, at the Training Support Activity.
ROK/US Soldiers work together as a team through some of the toughest, most realistic training in the world and are prepared to execute their mission set if called upon to "Fight Tonight". ( U.S. Army courtesy video by Training Support Activity, edited by Chief Warrant Officer 2 Andrew Koskela)
902nd Attack Battalion and 4-6 Heavy Attack Reconnaissance Squadron pilots and crews conducted Helicopter Over-water Survival Training July 24 at the Training Support Activity on Camp Humphreys, South Korea.
A 2nd Infantry Division/ROK-U.S. Combined Division Soldier was recognized by the Pyeongtaek City mayor for a “brave deed” during a ceremony at City Hall, March 28.
Hauke, a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter crew chief by trade with over 3,000 hours in flight, started a question and answer session with the leaders while eating lunch.
Topics ranged from the challenges leaders face when stationed in Korea to the modernization and future of Army aircraft.
