National Guard Red Horse Civil Engineers from New Mexico operate heavy equipment across the wide expanse of the Remagen DZ at Fort Stewart, GA, bringing the vital assault landing strip back to life.
National Guard Red Horse Civil Engineers from New Mexico operate heavy equipment across the wide expanse of the Remagen DZ at Fort Stewart, GA, bringing the vital assault landing strip back to life. Georgia National Guardsmen from Savannah's Combat Readiness Training Center coordinated the massive expedited project as they continue preps for the nation's largest National Guard exercise, Global Guardian, scheduled for March 2013. (photo by Master Sgt. Bucky Burnsed)
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