Training pic
 

Members of 3rd Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) conduct ‘fast rope’ training from a helicopter operated by the Fort Campbell, KY based 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) here, Feb. 7. (Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. Earnest A. Christian)

HEY.........I think I know one of those guys!:D

Why, you recognize his butt or something? :D :munchin

What no snow!!!!

Rotor wash...

I was talking about 3/10.........in general. Although, I did check out the "sit upons" to see if my diaper changing days would assist in making an identification!:D

Time sure does go by quickly….It‘s kind of like a roll of toilet paper…the closer you get to the end the faster it goes.:D

That is, unfortunately, all to true. :(

CoLawman - Sorry, just could not resist that jab. :D

I'd like to share this one, 1989 in Bad Tölz, Flint Kaserne, between the Tennis courts and the teamhouse. I was interpreting for the team when they went into the field with a German outfit.

L to R:

me, a German captain, Bill McNeill (Opns Sgt., deceased) and Ken B. (still AD).

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A member from the Special Forces Mountain Detachment, 10th SF Group (Airborne), Fort Carson, Colo., conducts Mountaineer and Rescue Training in the Rocky Mountains, Feb. 5. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Michael R. Noggle)

Overwhites dirty that day?

TR

They were conducting "Avalanche Training". Not sure if this was the portion in Keystone or on Pikes Peak. The more contrast the better, considering the type of training involved and the extreme risks involved in the area they were working.

One type of training that the Tölz SF guys could never get enough of.... Smart move, wearing the Gore Tex stuff... LOL

Welcome home ceremony, '91 Desert Storm. :D

They were operating in the Black Forest, perhaps? ;)

Razor, would that be Overblacks then ? ;)