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Joint Task Force-Bravos Joint Security Forces and Honduran

Joint Task Force-Bravos Joint Security Forces and Honduran

Joint Task Force-Bravos Joint Security Forces and Honduran Air Force and Army personal secure the area during a Isolated Personal Recovery Exercise, April 25. The exercise is designed to test the capabilities o... More

Army Sgt. Jason Dudley, flight medic and Army Staff

Army Sgt. Jason Dudley, flight medic and Army Staff

Army Sgt. Jason Dudley, flight medic and Army Staff Sgt. Jennifer Norris, flight medic, prepare to hoist a simulated patient into a waiting 1st Battalion, 228th Aviation Regiment UH-60 Black Hawk. Joint Task Fo... More

Honduran military medics bandage Army Staff Sgt. David

Honduran military medics bandage Army Staff Sgt. David

Honduran military medics bandage Army Staff Sgt. David Simpson, a simulated patient for evacuation during an Isolated Personal Recovery Exercise, April 25. The exercise is designed to test the capabilities of t... More

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