With only a few days into the Joint Warfighter Assessment, “Sky Soldier”s have already conducted an 18-hour Emergency Deployment Readiness Exercise, planned a night air assault mission, and incorporated multiple new systems into brigade operations.
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« Sky Soldiers » of the 1st Bn, 503rd Inf Rgt, 173rd Airborne Bde participate in training at the Joint Warfighter Assessment on Sunday 22 April in Hohenfels, Germany (Photo: US Army/ Spc Henry Villarama).
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