Life in the 11th ACR, Part 7: The Families
Life in the 11th ACR
•
18m
This video is good for most anyone going to Fort Irwin, not just 11th ACR. It's all very well for the soldier to go play soldier so much in the desert, but what happens to the spouses and kids who are dozens of miles away from the nearest civilian city? Or single soldiers?
This series of videos will take you into the lives of the troopers, and their families, and give an idea of what it's like to be assigned to the Blackhorse.
Up Next in Life in the 11th ACR
-
Life in the 11th ACR, Part 8: The Horses
11th Cav is the professional opposing force at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, CA. Can one really have a cavalry unit without horses? 11th ACR thinks not. I spent a pleasant afternoon up the hill at the Horse Detachment. This series of videos will take you into the lives of the troope...
-
Life in the 11th ACR, Part 9: The M984
Not all recovery operations in the Box require the use of an M88. The workhorse is the HEMTT Wrecker.
-
Life in 11th ACR, Part 10: How Blackh...
A sit-down interview talking about how 11th ACR's doctrine differs from that of the rest of the US Army. How do Donovians differ from Krasnovians?
