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Sgt. David Houser, with the Alabama National Guard

Sgt. David Houser, with the Alabama National Guard

Sgt. David Houser, with the Alabama National Guard E Company (Longe Range Surveillance), 1/173rd Infantry Regiment, conducts a static line jump from a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Northeast Alabama Regional A... More

Members of the Alabama National Guard’s E Company (Long

Members of the Alabama National Guard’s E Company (Long

Members of the Alabama National Guard’s E Company (Long Range Surveillance), 1/173rd Infantry Regiment, conduct a static line jump from a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Northeast Alabama Regional Airport in Gad... More

Sgt. David Houser, with the Alabama National Guard,

Sgt. David Houser, with the Alabama National Guard,

Sgt. David Houser, with the Alabama National Guard, E Company (Long Range Surveillance), 1/173rd Infantry Regiment, conducts a static line jump from a UH-60 Black Hawk at Northeast Alabama Regional Airport in G... More

Members of the Alabama National Guard’s E Company (Long

Members of the Alabama National Guard’s E Company (Long

Members of the Alabama National Guard’s E Company (Long Range Surveillance), 1/173rd Infantry Regiment, conduct a static line jump from a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Northeast Alabama Regional Airport in Gad... More

Sgt. David Houser, with the Alabama National Guard,

Sgt. David Houser, with the Alabama National Guard,

Sgt. David Houser, with the Alabama National Guard, E Company (Long Range Serveillance), 1/173rd Infantry Regiment, repacks his parachute after conducting a static line jump from a UH-60 Black Hawk at Northeast... More

Members of the Alabama National Guard’s E Company (Long

Members of the Alabama National Guard’s E Company (Long

Members of the Alabama National Guard’s E Company (Long Range Surveillance),1/173rd Infantry Regiment, conduct a static line jump from a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Northeast Alabama Regional Airport in Gads... More

Pfc. Mykel Wooten, with the Alabama National Guard

Pfc. Mykel Wooten, with the Alabama National Guard

Pfc. Mykel Wooten, with the Alabama National Guard E Company (Long Range Surveillance), 1/173rd Infantry Regiment, repacks his parachute after performing a static line jump from a UH-60 Black Hawk UH-60 helicop... More

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