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How the best train: Airmen work to joint elite unit
Senior Airman Jordon Calhoon of Yorktown, Va., a recon, observe, mark and destroy with the 3rd Air Support Operations Squadron, drops water jugs before running to a jeep for cover...
Photo by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.13.12
Senior Airman Jordon Calhoon of Yorktown, Va., a recon, observe, mark and destroy with the 3rd Air Support Operations Squadron, drops water jugs before running to a jeep for cover...
Photo by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.13.12
Soldiers test limits of rifles
The Practical Extended Range Rifle Course provides soldiers with the skills to hit targets like these on Range 20 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, more than 300 meters away.
Photo by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.13.12
The Practical Extended Range Rifle Course provides soldiers with the skills to hit targets like these on Range 20 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, more than 300 meters away.
Photo by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.13.12
Soldiers test limits of rifles
Staff Sgt. Michael Delgado of New York City, a squad leader with 4th Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division aims at a target hundreds of meters away at Joint Base Lewis-McChord,...
Photo by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.13.12
Staff Sgt. Michael Delgado of New York City, a squad leader with 4th Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division aims at a target hundreds of meters away at Joint Base Lewis-McChord,...
Photo by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.13.12
Soldiers test limits of rifles
Soldiers participating in the Practical Extended Range Rifle Course look down the sights of their weapons for moving targets Sept. 13 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
Photo by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.13.12
Soldiers participating in the Practical Extended Range Rifle Course look down the sights of their weapons for moving targets Sept. 13 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
Photo by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.13.12
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Soldiers test limits of rifles
They fired more than 10,000 rounds during a week of training. Those rounds flew toward goals that most soldiers would never dream they could hit: targets 300 meters and more away and moving targets.
Story by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.24.12
They fired more than 10,000 rounds during a week of training. Those rounds flew toward goals that most soldiers would never dream they could hit: targets 300 meters and more away and moving targets.
Story by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.24.12
How the best train: Airmen work to joint elite unit
U.S. Air Force 1st Lt. David Knutzen was in a different world.
Story by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.17.12
U.S. Air Force 1st Lt. David Knutzen was in a different world.
Story by Sgt. Adam L. Mathis | 17PAD | 09.17.12