Soldiers with the 477th Medical Company-Ground Ambulance, based out of Duluth, Minnesota, receive basic rifle marksmanship instruction on the SA80 assault rifle from their counterparts in the British Army Reserve's 306th Hospital Support Regiment based out of Yorkshire, Great Britain, June 12, 2018, at Swidwin Air Base, Poland, during Saber Strike 18. Saber Strike 18 is a multinational training exercise dedicated to enhancing interoperability between the armed forces of the United States and its allies and partners in the Baltic region. (Michigan National Guard

Soldiers with the 477th Medical Company-Ground Ambulance, based out of Duluth, Minnesota, receive basic rifle marksmanship instruction on the SA80 assault rifle from their counterparts in the British Army Reserve's 306th Hospital Support Regiment based out of Yorkshire, Great Britain, June 12, 2018, at Swidwin Air Base, Poland, during Saber Strike 18. Saber Strike 18 is a multinational training exercise dedicated to enhancing interoperability between the armed forces of the United States and its allies and partners in the Baltic region. (Michigan National Guard Stock Photo

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