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TUAS Platoon, US Army Photo

TUAS Platoon, US Army Photo

Soldiers from the A Troop’s tactical unmanned aerial system platoon, 2nd Squadron, 17th U.S. Cavalry Regiment, pose for a photo at Al Taqaddum Air Base, Iraq, September 14, 2017.The TUAS platoon from A Troop, 2... More

Soldiers train on Shadow

Soldiers train on Shadow

Spc. Christopher McPherson, center, unmanned aerial vehicle operator, 50th Brigade Special Troops Battalion, New Jersey Army National Guard, observes Spcs. Nicholas Erdos-Thayer, left, and Christopher Storkamp,... More

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Derek Reynolds (center), tactical

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Derek Reynolds (center), tactical

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Derek Reynolds (center), tactical unmanned aerial system (TUAS) platoon leader from A Troop, 2nd Squadron, 17th U.S. Cavalry Squadron, briefs Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Crosby on the acco... More

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