Field techs train, hone skills on new Army surveillance system

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Field techs train, hone skills on new Army surveillance system

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Members of the Army’s 304th Military Intelligence Battalion brief the Honorable Brad Carson, Under Secretary of the Army, on the capabilities of the Enhanced Medium Altitude Reconnaissance and Surveillance System program.

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04/02/2015

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