Bravo Battery


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Welcome

Irashaimasu (Welcome in Japanese) to the 1-1 ADA Bravo Bulldogs’ webpage! Air Defense assets are used to deter an attack against both missiles and aircraft. The Bravo Bulldogs are proud to protect and defend our nation and our nation’s allies. The Bulldogs’ logo is crosshairs covering an enemy aircraft and our motto is “Hit to Kill,” which symbolize our accuracy and ability to eradicate an enemy. A Bravo Bulldog is recognized by the display of professionalism and dedication on and off duty. It is the goal of Bravo’s leadership to train soldiers to a level higher than the standard. Soldier care and safety are top priorities to each member of our team.

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