U.S. Soldiers from the 49th EOD Company, Fort Campbell, Ky., operate the Man Transportable Robotic System Increment 2 (MTRS INC 2) during IED detection training at African Lion 2025 in Cap Draa, Morocco. The multinational exercise enhances readiness and interoperability among over 50 partner nations across four African host countries. (Sgt. Jenise Burnette, U.S. Army Reserve)
Home U.S. Soldiers from the 49th EOD Company, Fort Campbell, Ky., operate the Man Transportable Robotic System Increment 2 (MTRS INC 2) during IED detection training at African Lion 2025 in Cap Draa, Morocco. The multinational exercise enhances readiness and interoperability among over 50 partner nations across four African host countries. (Sgt. Jenise Burnette, U.S. Army Reserve) U.S. Soldiers from the 49th EOD Company, Fort Campbell, Ky., operate the Man Transportable Robotic System Increment 2 (MTRS INC 2) during IED detection training at African Lion 2025 in Cap Draa, Morocco. The multinational exercise enhances readiness and interoperability among over 50 partner nations across four African host countries. (Sgt. Jenise Burnette, U.S. Army Reserve)
U.S. Soldiers from the 49th EOD Company, Fort Campbell, Ky., operate the Man Transportable Robotic System Increment 2 (MTRS INC 2) during IED detection training at African Lion 2025 in Cap Draa, Morocco. The multinational exercise enhances readiness and interoperability among over 50 partner nations across four African host countries. (Sgt. Jenise Burnette, U.S. Army Reserve)
