266th RANS key to Gunfighter Flag exercise

Staff Sgt. Michael Sheehan, 266th Range Squadron ground radar operator technician fires a man-portable aircraft survivability trainer at Saylor Creek Range at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, March 13, 2014. The MAST is used to train aircrews to react to surface to air missiles threats during live training exercises. Members from the 226th RANS play an invaluable role in Gunfighter Flag 14-2 by providing support to U.S. and coalition forces for future deployments. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. JT May III/RELEASED)

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Staff Sgt. Justin Demontte, 266th Range Squadron ground radar operator technician, fires a man-portable aircraft survivability trainer for exercise purposes at Saylor Creek, Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, March 13, 2014. Members from the 266th RANS squadron shoot Smokey SAMs as part of Gunfighter Flag 14-2. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Malissa Lott/RELEASED)

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266th RANS key to Gunfighter Flag training exercise

Staff Sgt. Justin Demontte, 266th Range Squadron ground radar operator technician, fires a man-portable aircraft survivability trainer for exercise purposes at Saylor Creek Range at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, March 13, 2014. Members from the 266th RANS squadron members work with U.S. Air Force, Marine Corps and British Army during Gunfighter Flag 14-2. The exercise fosters joint force training for future deployments. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Malissa Lott/RELEASED)

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266th RANS key to Gunfighter Flag exercise

Published March 14, 2014

266th RANS key to Gunfighter Flag exercise

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266th RANS key to Gunfighter Flag training exercise