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4th joint communications squadron completes annual training in preparation for future deployments

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The 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) members

The 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) members

The 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) members conduct pre- jump sustainment rehearsal training on a mock-up helicopter prior to an aerial jump during the 4th JCS Annual Training. The ability to conduct ... More

During a CrossFit-style physical training exercise,

During a CrossFit-style physical training exercise,

During a CrossFit-style physical training exercise, members of the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) work together to lift a log over their heads demonstrating the strength of teamwork. The 4JCS annual t... More

Members of the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS)

Members of the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS)

Members of the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) conduct training on the Early Entry Package (EEP) during a mission rehearsal exercise at Avon Park Range Complex in Avon Park, Fla. The EEP is a communic... More

U.S. Army Lt. Col. Jan Norris, the 4th Joint Communications

U.S. Army Lt. Col. Jan Norris, the 4th Joint Communications

U.S. Army Lt. Col. Jan Norris, the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) Commander, carries U.S. Army Spc. Malcolm Orr for 50 yards during a CrossFit-style physical training exercise. The 4JCS emphasizes go... More

Members of the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS)

Members of the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS)

Members of the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) exit the gas chamber following a nuclear, biological and chemical training exercise. Members completed various pre-deployment training activities during ... More

U.S. Army Sgt. Steven Searles, a team chief with the

U.S. Army Sgt. Steven Searles, a team chief with the

U.S. Army Sgt. Steven Searles, a team chief with the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS), the U.S. Army Reserve unit of the Joint Communications Support Element, takes notes on his team’s performance setti... More

The final event during the 4th Joint Communications

The final event during the 4th Joint Communications

The final event during the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) Annual Training was a 3.1 mile run at MacDill Air Force Base, Fla. In addition to the entire 4JCS, members of the Joint Communications Suppor... More

U.S. Army 1st Sgt. and Jump Master Robert Brogan, (pictured

U.S. Army 1st Sgt. and Jump Master Robert Brogan, (pictured

U.S. Army 1st Sgt. and Jump Master Robert Brogan, (pictured center) points out the area in which members of the 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) will jump during their aerial mission training. Select 4J... More

The 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) “Mustangs”

The 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) “Mustangs”

The 4th Joint Communications Squadron (4JCS) “Mustangs” pose for a group photo after completing their Annual Training, which took place May 9 – 23. The 4JCS Annual Training, which focused on the tactical operat... More

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