Steven Dutch, Professor Emeritus, Natural and Applied Sciences, Universityof Wisconsin - Green Bay
Drill sergeants from the 84th Training Division conduct marksmanship instruction forthe unit. | |
"Next to please inserting Tab C in slot D while all same time holding Part X ....Where does this thing go again? | |
Sighting in. The drill sergeant is adjusting a miniature target until the marksmanagrees it's properly sighted. | |
Aiming by committee. The instructor is viewing through the sights using a smallbeam-splitter prism to verify that the marksman has an accurate sight picture. | |
An oldie but goodie. If SPC Malueg can pull the trigger without causing the washer tofall, she's doing it right. | |
How consistent is your sighting? This test shows. The marksmen sight through theweapons and guide assistants in placing a target. | |
The assistants move the targets. When the marksmen say they have an accurate sight, the assistants mark the target position. Ideally, all target positions should fallwithin a one-centimeter circle. |
Sgt Vijay Kumar (left) and CPT Chris Dantoin (right) brief the unit on theirexperiences in Kosovo.
"This will hurt you way more than it will hurt me." | |
But the Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT) takes four hours. |
SFC David Luwkoski Gets the Army Commendation medal for his work in Kosovo. Presentingthe award is commander LTC George Tankersley, and behind him is CSM Bob Haglund. | |
SGT Melissa Widi gets the Army Achievement Medal for her role in MRE2A in Germany inMarch | |
Headquarters Detachment gets a new commander. Holding the guidon is Detachment SergeantSFC Rhonda Dumarce. | |
Outgoing detachment commander MAJ Steve Lyons hands the guidon to battalion commanderLTC George Tankersley | |
LTC Tankersley hands the guidon to SFC Dumarce, who presents it to the new commander,MAJ Dennis Miller | |
LTC Tankersley congratulates the new commander. |
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