Troopers from the Regimental Support Squadron, 3rd Calvary Regiment, rushed to seek refuge behind cover, be it a berm, armored vehicle or shallow ditches in the Mojave Desert, as “INCOMING” echoed throughout the Regimental Support Area during their rotation for two weeks in “The box” at the National Training Center Oct. 25 – Nov. 8.
As the sustainers recovered from simulated Indirect Fire, they shifted their collective focus to defending their area of operations. Attacks were almost a daily occurrence, testing the RSS’s ability to cope with two competing priorities: sustainment and self-defense. (U.S. Army Video by Sgt. Rene Rosas, 3rd Cavalry Regiment Public Affairs)
Troopers from the Regimental Support Squadron, 3rd Calvary Regiment, rushed to seek refuge behind cover, be it a berm, armored vehicle or shallow ditches in the Mojave Desert, as “INCOMING” echoed throughout the Regimental Support Area during their rotation for two weeks in “The box” at the National Training Center Oct. 25 – Nov. 8.
As the sustainers recovered from simulated Indirect Fire, they shifted their collective focus to defending their area of operations. Attacks were almost a daily occurrence, testing the RSS’s ability to cope with two competing priorities: sustainment and self-defense. (U.S. Army Video by Sgt. Rene Rosas, 3rd Cavalry Regiment Public Affairs)
Troopers from the Regimental Support Squadron, 3rd Calvary Regiment, rushed to seek refuge behind cover, be it a berm, armored vehicle or shallow ditches in the Mojave Desert, as “INCOMING” echoed throughout the Regimental Support Area during their rotation for two weeks in “The box” at the National Training Center Oct. 25 – Nov. 8.
As the sustainers recovered from simulated Indirect Fire, they shifted their collective focus to defending their area of operations. Attacks were almost a daily occurrence, testing the RSS’s ability to cope with two competing priorities: sustainment and self-defense. (U.S. Army Video by Sgt. Rene Rosas, 3rd Cavalry Regiment Public Affairs)
