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First Sgt. Corey Heath of Mahomet, Ill., a mechanic

First Sgt. Corey Heath of Mahomet, Ill., a mechanic

First Sgt. Corey Heath of Mahomet, Ill., a mechanic with Company B, 634th Brigade Support Battalion in Champaign, Ill., references a manual out of his Shop Equipment Contact Maintenance Truck after being called... More

Staff Sgt. James Fischer of Bellflower, Ill., a mechanic

Staff Sgt. James Fischer of Bellflower, Ill., a mechanic

Staff Sgt. James Fischer of Bellflower, Ill., a mechanic with Company B, 634th Brigade Support Battalion in Champaign, Ill., stands with Tom Panepinto, an Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) highway ma... More

Sgt. Justin Schaal of Dixon, and Spc. Gabriel Carrasca

Sgt. Justin Schaal of Dixon, and Spc. Gabriel Carrasca

Sgt. Justin Schaal of Dixon, and Spc. Gabriel Carrasca of Galva, both mechanics with Company D, 634th Brigade Support Battalion in Galva, assesses an Illinois Department of Transportation piece of equipment aft... More

Sgt. Eric Thrasher of Clinton, Ill., a mechanic with

Sgt. Eric Thrasher of Clinton, Ill., a mechanic with

Sgt. Eric Thrasher of Clinton, Ill., a mechanic with Company B, 634th Brigade Support Battalion in Champaign, Ill.,discusses a service part with Mike Shanks, a mechanic with the Illinois Department of Transport... More

Sgt. Eric Thrasher of Clinton, Ill., a mechanic with

Sgt. Eric Thrasher of Clinton, Ill., a mechanic with

Sgt. Eric Thrasher of Clinton, Ill., a mechanic with Company B, 634th Brigade Support Battalion in Champaign, Ill., conducts a service on an Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) piece of equipment after... More

First Sgt. Corey Heath of Mahomet, Ill., a mechanic

First Sgt. Corey Heath of Mahomet, Ill., a mechanic

First Sgt. Corey Heath of Mahomet, Ill., a mechanic with Company B, 634th Brigade Support Battalion in Champaign, Ill., works on an Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) truck after being called to State... More

Staff Sgt. James Fischer of Bellflower, Ill., a mechanic

Staff Sgt. James Fischer of Bellflower, Ill., a mechanic

Staff Sgt. James Fischer of Bellflower, Ill., a mechanic with Company B, 634th Brigade Support Battalion in Champaign, Ill., charges the battery for an Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) truck in Fith... More

Staff Sgt. James Fischer of Bellflower, Ill., a mechanic

Staff Sgt. James Fischer of Bellflower, Ill., a mechanic

Staff Sgt. James Fischer of Bellflower, Ill., a mechanic with Company B, 634th Brigade Support Battalion in Champaign, Ill., charges the battery for an Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) truck in Fith... More

First Sgt. Corey Heath of Mahomet, Ill., a mechanic

First Sgt. Corey Heath of Mahomet, Ill., a mechanic

First Sgt. Corey Heath of Mahomet, Ill., a mechanic with Company B, 634th Brigade Support Battalion in Champaign, Ill., references a manual out of his Shop Equipment Contact Maintenance Truck after being called... More

Sgt. Justin Schaal of Dixon, a mechanic with Company

Sgt. Justin Schaal of Dixon, a mechanic with Company

Sgt. Justin Schaal of Dixon, a mechanic with Company D, 634th Brigade Support Battalion in Galva, assesses an Illinois Department of Transportation piece of equipment after being called to State Active Duty, Ja... More

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