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viper pilots strike hard in avcatt training

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A point of view camera shot of the unmanned aerial

A point of view camera shot of the unmanned aerial

A point of view camera shot of the unmanned aerial vehicle perspective on whats happening in the Aviation Combined Arms Tactical Trainer on Hunter Army Airfield March 6. (Photo by Sgt. William Begley, 3rd CAB P... More

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Ross Small, maintenance test

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Ross Small, maintenance test

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Ross Small, maintenance test pilot, Company C, 1st Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, conducts an after action review in the Aviation Combined Arms Tactical Trainer on Hunter Army Airfiel... More

Capt. Michelle Brady, commander, Company C, 1st Battalion,

Capt. Michelle Brady, commander, Company C, 1st Battalion,

Capt. Michelle Brady, commander, Company C, 1st Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, discusses the finer points of the deliberate attack scenario with Capt. Joshua Kelly at the Aviation Combined Arms Tactical Trai... More

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