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darkblueworld > Reserves + Guards > U S Army Sgt Chris Walsh checks his weapon's scope while performing overwatch security in Sekeik
darkblueworld > Reserves + Guards > Indiana National Guardsmen help Tucson Sector Border Patrol agents at an observation post in southern Arizona
darkblueworld > CAMP BUEHRING ( November 15, 2006) --- The Soldiers of the 297th Infantry Regiment, Alaska National Guard get ready to load up prior to deployment to Kuwait. The Soldiers did pre-deployment training at Camp Shelby, Miss.
darkblueworld > CAMP BUEHRING, Kuwait (November 15, 2006) --- From left, Pfc. Thomas Sledge and Sgt. Erwin Purano, both with 3rd Battalion, 297th Infantry Regiment motorpool, replace a head gasket on a humvee.
darkblueworld > Reserves + Guards > Indiana National Guard Sgt Brian Clevenger follows a dust devil that might be a vehicle through his binoculars while assisting Tucson Sector Border Patrol Agents at an observation post in southern Arizona
darkblueworld > Reserves + Guards > A Bradley Fighting Vehicle of Company B, 2nd Battalion, 136th Combined Arms Battalion, 1-34 Brigade Combat Team, engages a target during an operation Friday, Feb 9, southwest of Camp Fallujah, Iraq
darkblueworld > A Soldier with the 450th Movement Control Battalion searches for threats around his vehicle in a training scenario at Camp Atterbury. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Peter Eustaquio.
darkblueworld > Spec. Brant Jacobs, 20, a gunner with Bravo Battery, 1st Battalion, > 125th Field Artillery Regiment "Strike," employs non-lethal laser > technology mounted on his weapon system. The Army's Rapid Equipping > Force (REF) has provided deployed Soldiers with green lasers in > various sizes and with varying capabilities. The lasers save lives as > well as enhance the warfighter's mission by deterring or alerting > non-combatants to avoid inadvertent confrontations. "The green lasers > are a good Escalation of Force tool," said Spec. Jacobs. "I don't need > to fire a round." Photo by 1LT John Mastbergen (B/1-125th Strike) >
darkblueworld > Reserves + Guards > Spc David Geisman and Spc Chad Dunford, both of A Co , 1-115th FA, 867th CSB, do their best to shield themselves from the blowing sand of a March 5 windstorm at the Besimaya Range Complex
A Soldier with the 450th Movement Control Battalion searches for threats around his vehicle in a training scenario at Camp Atterbury. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Peter Eustaquio.
> A Soldier with the 450th Movement Control Battalion searches for threats around his vehicle in a training scenario at Camp Atterbury. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Peter Eustaquio.
A Soldier with the 450th Movement Control Battalion searches for threats around his vehicle in a training scenario at Camp Atterbury. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Peter Eustaquio.
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