Soldiers, from the Guam Army National Guard’s 1st-294th Infantry Regiment, remain physically fit and ready to carry out any mission while deployed abroad in the Multinational Force and Observer Peace Keeping Mission in Sinai, Egypt, by participating in a Skills Competition recently.
deployed with the Multinational Force and Observer Peace Keeping Mission in Sinai, Egypt. They pose
for a photo after participating in a Skills Competition with six other countries recently. (Photo provided
courtesy of Maj. Josephine Blas, Public Affairs Officer, Guam National Guard. Released.)
Teams from Canada, Colombia, Fiji, New Zealand, Uruguay, the United States and Guam, competed in various mission-related skills such as reflexive fire, treating casualties, enemy vehicle recognition, improvised explosive device (IED) recognition, driving skills, and the rules of engagement. The teams also battled in physical challenges, including a weighted march and run event.
currently deployed with the Multinational Force and Observer Peace Keeping Mission in Sinai, Egypt,
participates in a Skills Competition with six other countries recently. (Photo provided courtesy of Maj.
Josephine Blas, Public Affairs Officer, Guam National Guard. Released.)
Battalion Commander, Lt. Col. David Santos, remarked, “I’m proud of our Soldiers for representing the Battalion and the Guam Army National Guard in this competition. Even though our deployment is winding down, it’s still important to maintain our readiness, and to continue improving. Additionally, the Soldiers had the opportunity for some fun and friendly competition with our partner nations here, which helps strengthen our relationships. Kudos to the volunteers and great job. Chamorri!”
currently deployed with the Multinational Force and Observer Peace Keeping Mission in Sinai, Egypt,
participates in a Skills Competition with six other countries recently. (Photo provided courtesy of Maj.
Josephine Blas, Public Affairs Officer, Guam National Guard. Released.)
(Information from a news release)
