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Southern Strike 14 communicates strategic messages

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Southern Strike 14 communicates strategic messages

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Master Sgt. Zack Swain, right, with a Tactical Control Party (TAC) from the 238th Air Support Operations Squadron, Mississippi Air National Guard, radios close air support (CAS) information from their Humvee mobile control center. The 238th ASO has been participating in Southern Strike 14 exercises taking place at Camp Shelby, Miss., and the Gulfport, Miss., CRTC. Also pictured is Capt. David Callahan of the 238th ASO. The training event hosted by the Mississippi Air National Guard is providing tactical combat training for combined forces from the Army, Air Force, Navy and the Marines. (Photo support provided by Senior Master Sgt. Ricky Davis, 186th ARW)

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04/12/2013
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