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Greg Seeley, a congressional staff representative for

Greg Seeley, a congressional staff representative for

Greg Seeley, a congressional staff representative for Rep. Debra Haaland of New Mexico’s 1st District, looks into and observes the driving module of an M2A3 Bradley simulator at the Close Combat Training Center... More

Sean Duggan, a congressional staff representative for

Sean Duggan, a congressional staff representative for

Sean Duggan, a congressional staff representative for Sen. Martin Heinrich of New Mexico, fires a simulated M2 Machine Gun at the Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTV) during a congressional staff delegation tou... More

Yvesner Zamar, a congressional staff representative

Yvesner Zamar, a congressional staff representative

Yvesner Zamar, a congressional staff representative for Rep. Debra Haaland of New Mexico’s 1st District, drives in a simulated high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle at Fort Bliss’s Close Combat Tactical Tr... More

Eduardo Torres, right, the Close Combat Tactical Trainer

Eduardo Torres, right, the Close Combat Tactical Trainer

Eduardo Torres, right, the Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTV) Lead/Scheduler, leads a congressional staff delegation tour of the CCTV at Fort Bliss, Texas, September 30. The congressional staff delegation obs... More

Eduardo Torres, right, the Close Combat Tactical Trainer

Eduardo Torres, right, the Close Combat Tactical Trainer

Eduardo Torres, right, the Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTV) Lead/Scheduler, discusses the role that the CCTV’s simulators and training devices serve in ensuring readiness and strengthening combat capabiliti... More

David Hieatt, the Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT)

David Hieatt, the Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT)

David Hieatt, the Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT) Officer, discusses the technical capabilities of the CCTT to a congressional staff delegation during their visit to Fort Bliss, Texas, September 30. The st... More

Yvesner Zamar, a congressional staff representative

Yvesner Zamar, a congressional staff representative

Yvesner Zamar, a congressional staff representative for Rep. Debra Haaland of New Mexico’s 1st District, observes and looks into an M1A2 Abrams simulator at the Close combat Tactical Trainer (CCTV) during a con... More

Yvesner Zamar, a congressional staffer for Rep. Debra

Yvesner Zamar, a congressional staffer for Rep. Debra

Yvesner Zamar, a congressional staffer for Rep. Debra Haaland of New Mexico’s 1st District, climbs out of an M1A2 Abrams simulator at the Close combat Tactical Trainer (CCTV) during a congressional staff delega... More

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