We take equipment to the field and stay there to support it

• UHF, VHF and 800MHz radio handsets, ancillaries and test analyzer systems
• Ruggedized laptops, GPS, sealed batteries
• Disaster response equipment
  
• Field Service Representatives (FSR)
  

We build the border infrastructure

• Certified welders, equipment operators for fence construction
• Local and travel teams
• Rapid staffing support to meet critical contract schedules

We help mobilize warfighters and contractors heading OCONUS

• Soldier Readiness Processing (SRP) site operation
• Roleplayer Training teams 

We make the Army’s generators new again

• TQG and MIL-Spec, 2KW to 100KW
• Mobile teams, rapid fielding and support 
• Qualified Mechanics, Supply, Admin, QA personnel 
• Turnkey RESET work site setup

We apply armor around the clock in Iraq

• Exceeding production targets
• Experienced, professional teams
• Pipeline of additional personnel for surge

By Spc. Stephen Baack
1^st Inf. Div. PAO

Members of the mock Iraqi Security Forces have a critical job: react to enemy contact and dangerous situations – but not always in the best way. How quickly and effectively their Military Transition Team advisors steer them in the right direction is the test. The mock ISF soldiers present the obstacles.

Military Transition Team members attempt to quell initial outbursts of Iraqi villagers after a confrontation that resulted in two “dead” anti-Iraq forces (AIF) members in a scenario during the MiTT group’s capstone training event – their Mission Readiness Exercise – at an urban cluster site on post Sept. 7. (Photo by SPC Stephen Baack, 1st Infantry Division Public Affairs Office)