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Staff Sgt. Stephen Coppick and Spc. Michael medina,

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Staff Sgt. Stephen Coppick and Spc. Michael medina,

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Staff Sgt. Stephen Coppick and Spc. Michael medina, both from the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, assemble a Wolfhound man-pack system before doing a capabilities and field test in the 401st Army Field Support Brigades area of operations. The Wolfhound train-the-trainer program is a two day course designed to train Soldiers how to operate and service the Wolfhound counter insurgency system. Coppick and Medina are part of a Military Intelligence Security Forces Assist and Advise Training Team that is designated to train the Afghanistan National Army on the proper use of the Wolfhound counter insurgency man-pack system. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Matthew Veasley, 1st Sustainment Command (Theater).)

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27/03/2014
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