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Photo Submission Release No.

01-03-31-09PS

For Immediate Release:March 31, 2009

Contact:

SSG Alyn Macleod 719-433-5829alynmichael.macleod@us.army.mil

Photos from RQ-11 Raven Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) training

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Lt. Joshua McAuliffe of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd

Battalion, 127th

Infantry Regiment, 32nd

Brigade Combat Team, Wisconsin Army National Guard,

launches a RQ-11 Raven Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) during pre-mobilization training. Weighing

approximately four pounds and reaching speeds up to 60 miles per hour, the Raven is an invaluable asset

to Soldiers and can be used to track insurgents, provide reconnaissance, and assist in watching the

perimeters of various military camps. The 32nd

BCT is currently being trained by the 1st

Battalion, 360th

Infantry Regiment Warhawgs in Close Quarters Combat, Urban Operations, and Short and AdvancedRange Marksmanship. The Warhawg Battalion also provides Observer Controller/ Trainer oversight on

specific Raven flight missions during pre-mobilization training at Camp McGregor, New Mexico. The

32nd

BCT is currently preparing for deployment to Iraq (Photo by Staff Sgt. Alyn-Michael Macleod, 1st

Battalion, 360th

Infantry Public Affairs).

090318 A 0470M 0004 Pfc Timothy Fesenmaier adjusts a setting on the motor of the RQ 11 Raven

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