Air Force security forces: Simulated deployment training

Members of the 841st Missile Security Forces Squadron participated in Operation Avalanche Defender, a 4-day simulated deployment exercise at Ft. Harrison between May 30-June 2 in Helena, Mont.
Airlift support was provided by the Montana Air National Guard and Army Guard, who transported all defenders into place via C-130 Hercules, UH-60 Black Hawk and CH-47 Chinook.
Defenders spent upwards of 12 hours per day under the Montana sun practicing medical and casualty evacuation, squad-based movements and tactics, close-quarters combat, area defense, live-fire, patrol, and urban attack.
This is the 841st MSFS's largest exercise to-date, which was designed to prepare our forces for tomorrow's fight.
🎥 by Staff Sgt. Elora J. McCutcheon
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[@kelsiestamper]

So I have fellow Airmen from basic and they are in SF so is this just extensive Pacer Forge?

[@carterjanes3151]

way more in depth than pacer force

[@JosephClendenen]

The air force should stop posting this kind of video. USMC 0311