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Spc. Danial Holmquist, combat engineer, 570th Sapper

Spc. Danial Holmquist, combat engineer, 570th Sapper

Spc. Danial Holmquist, combat engineer, 570th Sapper Company, 14th Engineer Battalion, watches as Pvt. Geoffrey Draughon, and Pvt. Jesus Cisneros practice their skills with the Talon 4 robot system as part of a... More

Staff Sgt. Michael Metzger, combat engineer, 570th

Staff Sgt. Michael Metzger, combat engineer, 570th

Staff Sgt. Michael Metzger, combat engineer, 570th Sapper Company, 14th Engineer Battalion, evaluate Sgt. Robert Davis as he practices his skills probing for explosive devices as part of a field training exerci... More

Pvt. Jesus Cisneros, combat engineer, 570th Sapper

Pvt. Jesus Cisneros, combat engineer, 570th Sapper

Pvt. Jesus Cisneros, combat engineer, 570th Sapper Company, 14th Engineer Battalion, practices his skills with the Talon 4 robot system as part of a field training exercise on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., S... More

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