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A critical check before equipment is loaded ensures safety and well-shaped equipment arrives at its new duty station. Sgt. 1st class Philip Daniels (with white helmet), 173rd Special Troops Battalion, oversees a loading operation at the unit's motor ...
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Bamberg, Germany -- Major muscle movements at Bamberg's Warner Barracks were announced for this summer. Sgt. 1st class Philip Daniels (left, with white helmet), 173rd Special Troops Battalion, oversees a loading operation at the unit's motor pool. Over 120 pieces of equipment, containers, water buffaloes, trucks and humvees, have been convoyed to their new duty station in Vicenza, Italy, already. The Soldiers will follow this summer, resulting in a 50 percent Soldier population drop at Bamberg's garrison.
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