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Training the Afghans, Afghanistan

Training the Afghans, Afghanistan

Staff Sgt. Nathan Testerman, and observer controller/trainer with Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 360th Infantry Regiment, "Warhawg," 5th Armored Brigade, trains Afghan soldiers on basic marksmanship skills near ... More

Staff Sgt. Eric Hammer, an observer controller/trainer

Staff Sgt. Eric Hammer, an observer controller/trainer

Staff Sgt. Eric Hammer, an observer controller/trainer with Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 360th Infantry Regiment, "Warhawg," 5th Armored Brigade, trains Afghan soldiers in basic first aid skills near Kabul, Af... More

Staff Sgt. Eric Hammer, 1st Bn., 360th Regt., "Warhawg,"

Staff Sgt. Eric Hammer, 1st Bn., 360th Regt., "Warhawg,"

Staff Sgt. Eric Hammer, 1st Bn., 360th Regt., "Warhawg," 5th Armored Brigade, gives range procedure instructions to soldiers from the 805th Military Police Battalion prior to a live fire exercise with the M249 ... More

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