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Staff Sgt. Luke Klein, an internment/resettlement

Staff Sgt. Luke Klein, an internment/resettlement

Staff Sgt. Luke Klein, an internment/resettlement noncommissioned officer with the 339th Military Police Company, Davenport, Iowa, and a native of Otley, Iowa, secures a simulated casualty in a litter during a ... More

Staff Sgt. Luke Klein, an internment/resettlement

Staff Sgt. Luke Klein, an internment/resettlement

Staff Sgt. Luke Klein, an internment/resettlement noncommissioned officer with the 339th Military Police Company, Davenport, Iowa, and a native of Otley, Iowa, pulls a simulated casualty in a litter during a me... More

2014 FORSCOM NCO/Soldier Best Warrior of the Year

2014 FORSCOM NCO/Soldier Best Warrior of the Year

Spc. Cole Spoon, a microwave systems operator/installer and a network controller for the Southwest Asia Cyber Center, at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, scans the lane during M4 qualification, Aug. 26, 2014, at Fort Brag... More

Cpl. Zachary E. Bandli, a native of Ogden, Utah and

Cpl. Zachary E. Bandli, a native of Ogden, Utah and

Cpl. Zachary E. Bandli, a native of Ogden, Utah and a signal support systems specialist with 534th Signal Company, 43rd Special Troops Battalion, 43rd Sustainment Brigade, checks a simulated casualty during the... More

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