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Soldier Damian Ramirez, New Mexico National Guard, 615th Transportation Battalion, returns fire with his rifle during a simulated attack, June 15. The 615th Transportation Battalion, stayed at Cannon from June 11-17 to conduct training operations at Melrose Air Force Range. The time on the range included tactics training and procedures refreshers and theater specific scenarios. (US Air Force Photo by Technical Sgt. Josef Cole)

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William Davenport, 27th Special Operations Support Squadron opposition forces member instructs Sgt. First Class Rueben Cdebaca, New Mexico National Guard, 615th Transportation Battalion Soldier in the use of a training rifle that fires paint capsules, June 15. The 615th Transportation Battalion stayed at Cannon from June 11-17 to conduct training operations at Melrose Air Force Range. The time on the range included tactics training and procedures refreshers and theater specific scenarios. (US Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Josef Cole)

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Members of the New Mexico National Guard, 615th Transportation Battalion study a map at Melrose Air Force Range before a training mission, June 15. The 615th stayed at Cannon from June 11-17 to conduct training operations at the nearby range. The time on the range included tactics training and procedures refreshers and theater-specific scenarios. (US Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Josef Cole)

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Soldiers of the New Mexico National Guard, 615th Transportation Battalion, ride to a training area dressed as opposition forces, June 15. The battalion stayed at Cannon from June 11-17 to conduct training operations at Melrose Air Force Range. The time on the range included tactics training and procedures refreshers and theater-specific scenarios. (US Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Josef Cole)

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A soldier of the New Mexico National Guard, 615th Transportation Battalion detonates a simulated bomb while posing as a opposition forces suicide bomber, June 15. The 615th Transportation Battalion stayed at Cannon from June 11-17 to conduct training operations at Melrose Air Force Range. Soldiers dconducted tactics training and procedures refreshers and conducted theater-specific scenarios. (US Air Force Photo by Tech.Sgt. Josef Cole)

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Soldiers of the New Mexico National Guard, 615th Transportation Battalion purse a opposition forces member during a simulated convoy attack, June 15. The 615th Transportation Battalion stayed at Cannon from June 11-17 to conduct training operations at Melrose Air Force Range. The time on the range included tactics training and procedures refreshers and theater specific scenarios. (US Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Josef Cole)

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Soldiers of the New Mexico National Guard, 615th Transportation Battalion jump into their humvee as they leave the area of a simulated ambush, June 15. The battalion stayed at Cannon from June 11-17 to conduct training operations at Melrose Air Force Range. The time on the range included tactics training and procedures refreshers and theater specific scenarios. (US Air Force Photo by Technical Sgt. Josef Cole)

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New Mexico National Guard trains at Melrose Air Force Range

Published June 17, 2010
By Technical Sgt. Josef Cole
27th Special Operations Wing Public Affairs

CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. -- Soldiers of the New Mexico National Guard, 615th Transportation Battalion, stayed at Cannon from June 11-17 to conduct training operations at Melrose Air Force Range. The time on the range included tactics training and procedures refreshers and theater specific scenarios.

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