File:Fire in the hole! (5812646329).jpg

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ADAZI, Latvia, June 1, 2011 – Latvian mortar teams conduct live fire exercises at Kurgens Range in the concluding phase of joint U.S./Latvian training for Operation Summer Shield.

The live fire exercise simulated a combined small arms, sniper, and mortar attack on objectives surveyed by long range reconnaissance teams. Latvian Mortar teams were mentored by Staff Sgt. Bobby Francis and Sgt. Michael Mathis of the 1-108th Reconnaissance Surveillance Target Acquisition and by Spc. John Pickana of 2nd Battalion, 121st Infantry. Range operations were supervised by Staff Sgt. Bruce Giddens, Staff Sgt. Andrew Huffman and Sgt. Hans Welliver, all of 2-121 Infantry.

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Author Georgia National Guard from United States
Camera location57° 04′ 34.42″ N, 24° 20′ 41.17″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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