Members of the 2-152 Reconnaissance and Surveillance Calvary, based at Freeman FIeld in Seymour, perform during a ceremony activating the unit along with other components of the 2,200-member 219th Battlefield Surveillance Bridgade at Camp Atterbury on Saturday. The unit, part of the Indiana National Guard, was formed to perform intelligence, reconnaissance and provide limited interdiction of enemy forces.
Members of the 2-152 Reconnaissance and Surveillance Calvary, based at Freeman FIeld in Seymour, perform during a ceremony activating the unit along with other components of the 2,200-member 219th Battlefield Surveillance Bridgade at Camp Atterbury on Saturday. The unit, part of the Indiana National Guard, was formed to perform intelligence, reconnaissance and provide limited interdiction of enemy forces.
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