Joint Task Force-Bravo supports combined Salvadorian, U.S. military training

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Members of the 1st Battalion, 228th Aviation Regiment from Joint Task Force-Bravo and Special Operations Command South conduct Fast Rope Insertion and Extraction System training from a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter with Salvadorian military May 24 in El Salvador. Salvadorian military members received incremental training that began with helicopter familiarization and progressed to rappelling from, and being hoisted into, the 1-228th AVN’s Black Hawks flying at heights of up to 90 feet. This training is crucial to both U.S. and Salvadorian military members’ ability to safely conduct aerial operations for a variety of missions that include search and rescue, humanitarian aid and disaster relief, troop movements, counter-transnational organized crime operations and even firefighting efforts. (Courtesy Photo)

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Joint Task Force-Bravo supports combined Salvadorian, U.S. military training
La Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta-Bravo apoya entrenamiento militar entre El Salvador y EE.UU.

Miembros del 1er Batallón, 228 Regimiento de Aviación de la Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta-Bravo y el Comando de Operaciones Especiales Sur realizan un entrenamiento de familiarización con aeronaves en un helicóptero UH-60 Black Hawk con militares del Ejército de El Salvador, el 24 de mayo del 2016. Los miembros del Ejército de El Salvador recibieron entrenamiento que comenzó con familiarización con helicópteros y progreso hasta prácticas de rappel desde y hasta un helicóptero UH-60 Black Hawks del 1-228, volando a una altura de hasta 90 pies. Esta entrenamiento es crucial para mantener la habilidad de realizar operaciones aéreas para una variedad de misiones, tanto para los EE.UU. como para los miembros militares de El Salvador, que incluyen búsqueda y rescate, apoyo humanitario y de desastres naturales, movimientos de tropas, operaciones contra el crimen organizado transnacional y hasta esfuerzos contra incendios. (Fotografía de cortesía)

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