U.S. Army National Guard Sgt. Paul Savattieri, a native of Downingtown, Pa., assigned to A Troop, 2nd 104th Cavalry Regiment, scans for targets on the battlefield using a Long-Range Advance Scout Surveillance System (LRAS3) as Lithuanian Land Forces Soldiers training in vehicle recovery with their M113 Armored Personnel Carriers pass by during multinational training at the Great Lithuanian Hetman Jonusas Radvila Training Regiment in Rukla, Lithuania, June 15, 2015. A Troop is the only M1126 Stryker unit currently operating in the National Guard, and are in Lithuania in support of exercise Sabe
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U.S. Army National Guard Sgt. Paul Savattieri, a native of Downingtown, Pa., assigned to A Troop, 2nd 104th Cavalry Regiment, scans for targets on the battlefield using a Long-Range Advance Scout Surveillance System (LRAS3) as Lithuanian Land Forces Soldiers training in vehicle recovery with their M113 Armored Personnel Carriers pass by during multinational training at the Great Lithuanian Hetman Jonusas Radvila Training Regiment in Rukla, Lithuania, June 15, 2015. A Troop is the only M1126 Stryker unit currently operating in the National Guard, and are in Lithuania in support of exercise Saber Strike 2015. Saber Strike is a longstanding U.S. Army Europe-led cooperative training exercise. This year’s exercise objectives facilitate cooperation amongst the U.S., Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland to improve joint operational capability in a range of missions as well as preparing the participating nations and units to support multinational contingency operations. There are more than 6, 000 participants from 13 different nations. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. James Avery, 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment) Pennsylvania National Guard conduct annual training in Lithuania 150615-A-FJ979-005