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115th mpad

116th bct

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116th cavalry brigade combat team

116th cbct

125th engineers

125th multi role bridge company

163rd combined arms battalion

16th sustainment brigade

18th infantry brigade

communications team steps up to support saber guardian

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Army Chief Warrant Officer Jerred Edgar, an information

Army Chief Warrant Officer Jerred Edgar, an information

Army Chief Warrant Officer Jerred Edgar, an information services technician with 116th Cavalry Combat Team, works on the Internet servers that are responsible for communications for the Saber Guardian exercise ... More

Army Spec. Shaylynn Jungert, an information technology

Army Spec. Shaylynn Jungert, an information technology

Army Spec. Shaylynn Jungert, an information technology specialist with the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team, puts up a Satellite Transportable Terminal that allows the Romanian Soldiers access to the communica... More

Army Sgt. Philip Ibarra, the High Capacity Line-Of-Sight

Army Sgt. Philip Ibarra, the High Capacity Line-Of-Sight

Army Sgt. Philip Ibarra, the High Capacity Line-Of-Sight radio team chief with the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team, erects a HCLOS that allows Romanian Soldiers access to the communications network for Saber ... More

Army Sgt. James Morgan, the High Capacity Line-Of-Sight

Army Sgt. James Morgan, the High Capacity Line-Of-Sight

Army Sgt. James Morgan, the High Capacity Line-Of-Sight (HCLOS) radio senior operator with the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team, sets up a HCLOS that allows Romanian Soldiers access to the communications netwo... More

Army Spec. Shaylynn Jungert, an information technology

Army Spec. Shaylynn Jungert, an information technology

Army Spec. Shaylynn Jungert, an information technology specialist with the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team, grounds a wire for a Satellite Transportable Terminal that allows the Romanian Soldiers access to th... More

Army Sgt. 1st Class Jared Woodhouse, the noncommissioned

Army Sgt. 1st Class Jared Woodhouse, the noncommissioned

Army Sgt. 1st Class Jared Woodhouse, the noncommissioned officer in charge of signals communication for 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team, teaches a soldier how to operate the helpdesk for the communications of... More

Army Chief Warrant Officer Jerred Edgar, an information

Army Chief Warrant Officer Jerred Edgar, an information

Army Chief Warrant Officer Jerred Edgar, an information services technician for 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team, displays the signal and communications equipment necessary for the Saber Guardian exercise in C... More

Army Sgt. Jordan Kinsman, the High Capacity Line-Of-Sight

Army Sgt. Jordan Kinsman, the High Capacity Line-Of-Sight

Army Sgt. Jordan Kinsman, the High Capacity Line-Of-Sight radio crew chief with the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team, erects a HCLOS that allows Romanian Soldiers access to the communications network for Saber... More

Army Soldiers with the signals and communications crew

Army Soldiers with the signals and communications crew

Army Soldiers with the signals and communications crew with the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team from Idaho set up a Satellite Transportable Terminal that allows Romanian soldiers access to the communications ... More

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