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Chief Warrant Officer 3 Thomas Anspach (right), North

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Thomas Anspach (right), North

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Thomas Anspach (right), North Carolina assistant state training officer, dons his motorcycle equipment as he and assessors from the Raleigh Police Department assess riders enrolled in th... More

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Thomas Anspach, North Carolina

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Thomas Anspach, North Carolina

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Thomas Anspach, North Carolina assistant state training officer, sits in on an assessor’s block of instruction for the Bike Safe program administered by N.C. Highway Patrol in Raleigh, J... More

Students, including Chief Warrant Officer 3 Thomas

Students, including Chief Warrant Officer 3 Thomas

Students, including Chief Warrant Officer 3 Thomas Anspach, North Carolina National Guard assistant state training officer, ride during the N.C. Highway Patrol's Bike Safe assessor's course on July 18, 2014, in... More

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