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| OPFOR soldier Pfc. Terry L. Kessler, from Co. B, 3-116th Infantry, lays in wait for one of the competing squads to begin their assault on his position. | |
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| OPFOR soldier Pfc. Terry L. Kessler, from Co. B, 3-116th Infantry, lays in wait for one of the competing squads to begin their assault on his position. | |
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| Members of the OPFOR move through the woods to set up an ambush position against one of the competing squads. | |
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| Two squad members from Co. A, 2-116th Infantry, emerge from the pyrotechnic smoke to begin their assault on the objective. | |
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| A squad member from Co. A, 2-116th Infantry, engages the OPFOR during his squad's assault on the objective. | |
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| A squad member from Co. A, 2-116th Infantry, provides overwatch while other members of his squad bound towards their objective. | |
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| Staff Sgt. Michael J. Sprouse, squad leader from Co. A, 2-116th Infantry, calls in his situation report as part of his squad's actions on the objective. | |
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| Squad members simulate performing first aid on a fallen comrade while under direct fire during mine field breaching operations. | |
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This page was last updated September 11, 1999. |
