What have you found?

Members from the 301st Civil Engineer Squadron explored this facility made of conex storage containers looking for hidden cones and improvised explosive devices during their land navigation course at Fort Wolters Army National Guard Facility, Monday, July 23. (U.S. Air Force photo/SrA Jeremy Roman)

There's an app for that...

Staff. Sgt. Matthew Gordineer, 301st Civil Engineer Squadron Emergency Manager, uses a Geo Cam application on his cellphone to log the coordinates of 10 hidden orange cones during the land navigation course at Fort Wolters Army National Guard Facility, Monday, July 23. (U.S. Air Force photo/SrA Jeremy Roman)

Medical exercise brings together responders in shadow of 9/11

Air Force personnel from the 301st Medical Squadron work quickly to secure a simulated casualty and carry litter while observed by an Army medical evaluator during the second day of the joint Mass Casualty Exercise held at the Army Reserve Center, Fort Worth, September 10 and 11. Medical personnel from the 301st MDS, Army, Navy and civilian emergency responders participated in the exercise. The two-day exercise pulled together military and civilian units and emergency responders from around the area was designed to sharpen the operational skills and procedures of the organizations during joint operations. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt Chris Bolen)

Medical exercise brings together responders in shadow of 9/11

An Army Blackhawk helicopter from the 7th Battalion – 158th Aviation Regiment, Fort Hood, lands to pick up another load of simulated casualties during day one of the joint Mass Casualty Exercise held at the Army Reserve Center, Fort Worth September 10 and 11. Medical personnel from the 301st MDS, Army, Navy and other emergency responders participated in the exercise. The exercise which pulled together military and civilian units and emergency responders from around the area was used to sharpen the operational skills and procedures of the organizations during joint operations. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt Chris Bolen)

Medical exercise brings together responders in shadow of 9/11

Senior Master Sgt.Tony Navarro, 301st Medical Squadron technician, applies moulage to Civil Air Patrol cadet Jessica Bearden in preparation for the joint Mass Casualty Exercise held at the Army Reserve Center, Fort Worth, September 10 and 11. CAP cadets acted as injured personnel during the two-day exercise which pulled together military and civilian units and emergency responders from around the area. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt Chris Bolen)

Wired for War

Tech Sergeant Christopher Gingrich and Senior Airmen Rosemary Robertson, from the 301st Comm Flight, hook up cables to the Joint Incident Site Communications Capability being assembled for a training exercise at Naval Air Station Fort Worth Jont Reserve Base August 9, 2011. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senor Airmen Jacob Jimenez/482d Fighter Wing Public Affairs)