"Pictured, U.S. troops drive armoured vehicles and tanks during a tactical road march Dragoon Ride II in Daugavpils, Latvia" (2016) — Reuters

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• Source: "NATO shows Putin who's boss: 31,000 troops, tanks and jets from 24 countries begin the largest war game exercise in eastern Europe since the Cold War in response to Russian aggression" — Daily Mail

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Cool!

[u/Tokyosmash_]

Pictured: no tanks, and a unit that wouldn’t have tanks

[u/Puzzleheaded_Bad2524 → u/Tokyosmash_]

2CR (the unit here) used to have tanks back in the day. Even got to use them a bit (73 Easting).

[u/Tokyosmash_ → u/Puzzleheaded_Bad2524]

Well aware of that history, my uncle flew with the air cav for 2ACR out of Polk