U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers Train to Maintain Overall Mission Readiness

 

1 / 4 Show Caption + A U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Kevin Troung, 1017th Quartermaster Company, Camp Pendleton,Calif., reviews a range card with Spc. April Smith and Sgt. Eric Terrill, in preparation for atactical scenario during Combat Support Training Exercise 91-16-02, Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif.,June 17, 2016. As the largest U.S. Army Reserve training exercise, CSTX 91-16-02 providesSoldiers with unique opportunities to sharpen their technical and tactical skills in combat-likeconditions. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Krista L. Rayford, 367th Mobile Public AffairsDetachment) (Photo Credit: Sgt. Krista Rayford) VIEW ORIGINAL

2 / 4 Show Caption + A U.S. Army Reserve Soldier, 1017th Quartermaster Company, Camp Pendleton, Calif., fires ablank round during a tactical scenario as part of Combat Support Training Exercise 91-16-02,Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., June 17, 2016. As the largest U.S. Army Reserve training exercise,CSTX 91-16-02 provides Soldiers with unique opportunities to sharpen their technical andtactical skills in combat-like conditions. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Krista L. Rayford, 367thMobile Public Affairs Detachment) (Photo Credit: Sgt. Krista Rayford) VIEW ORIGINAL

3 / 4 Show Caption + A U.S. Army Reserve Soldier, 1017th Quartermaster Company, Camp Pendleton, Calif.,prepares to react to enemy fire during a tactical scenario as part of Combat Support TrainingExercise 91-16-02, Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., June 17, 2016. As the largest U.S. Army Reservetraining exercise, CSTX 91-16-02 provides Soldiers with unique opportunities to sharpen theirtechnical and tactical skills in combat-like conditions. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Krista L.Rayford, 367th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment) (Photo Credit: Sgt. Krista Rayford) VIEW ORIGINAL

4 / 4 Show Caption + A U.S. Army Reserve Soldier, 1017th Quartermaster Company, Camp Pendleton, Calif., engagesthe enemy during a tactical scenario at Combat Support Training Exercise 91-16-02, Fort HunterLiggett, Calif., June 17, 2016. As the largest U.S. Army Reserve training exercise, CSTX 91-16-02 provides Soldiers with unique opportunities to sharpen their technical and tactical skills incombat-like conditions. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Krista L. Rayford, 367th Mobile PublicAffairs Detachment) (Photo Credit: Sgt. Krista Rayford) VIEW ORIGINAL

FORT HUNTER LIGGETT, Calif., June 17, 2016 -- Combat is never convenient and the U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from 1017th Quartermaster Company, Camp Pendleton, California, found that out when their fuel point was attacked during Combat Support Training Exercise (CSTX) 91-16-02 at Fort Hunter Liggett, California, June 17, 2016.

As the largest U.S. Army Reserve training exercise, CSTX 91-16-02 provides Soldiers with unique opportunities to sharpen their technical and tactical skills in combat-like conditions. It takes place over the course of three weeks.
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