Little Rock Air Force Base conducts joint training with Royal Australian Air Force

Warrant Officer Mick Lennon, Royal Australian Air Force 37 Squadron, calls to check the status of other companies during a simulated attack on the Little Rock Air Force Base flightline during an exercise April 19 near Bldg. 160. The U.S. Air Force conducts joint training with nations to enhance our abilities to work as a cohesive unit in joint deployed environments. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Ethan Morgan)

Little Rock Air Force Base conducts joint training with Royal Australian Air Force

(Rear) Sergeant Nick Beamish, Royal Australian Air Force 37 Squadron airfield defense guard, signals teammates to apprehend a suspected saboteur during a security breach exercise. (Front) Senior Airman Alexander Acosta, 314th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, acts as a combatant during a joint exercise on Little Rock Air Force Base April 19. The exercise was aimed at providing graduate-level combat airlift training to the aircrews and mobility forces. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Ethan Morgan)

34th Combat Training Squadron conducts joint training with Royal Australian Air Force

Published April 20, 2010