North Carolina Army National Guard soldiers from the 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade’s 105th Military Police Battalion secure the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute during Operation Vigilant Catamount June 11, in Rosman, N.C. Catamount is a five-day long exercise designed to give the NCARNG and local emergency services a chance to practice working together during realistic scenarios like evacuations, civil disturbances, and area security.

North Carolina Army National Guard soldiers from the 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade’s 105th Military Police Battalion secure the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute during Operation Vigilant Catamount June 11, in Rosman, N.C. Catamount is a five-day long exercise designed to give the NCARNG and local emergency services a chance to practice working together during realistic scenarios like evacuations, civil disturbances, and area security. Stock Photo

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