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| Army National Guard unit has the back of local prison guards |
| By dvidshub.net - Sgt. 1st Class James McGuire |
| Published: 03/05/2013 |
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TORRINGTON, Wyo. – For a bunch of guys who know how to fix things, they also know how to break them up. The Wyoming Army National Guard’s B Company, 960th Brigade Support Battalion, stationed in Torrington, is primarily focused on repairing and maintaining vehicles; heating and ventilation, and lots of other mechanical devices that keep the Guard running smoothly. The unit also has a secondary mission. Many of its almost 60 members are trained, as part of Wyoming’s National Guard Reaction Force, to react quickly to dangerous situations that could affect the safety of soldiers and the public. Being located in a town that houses almost 700 inmates at the Wyoming Medium Correctional Institute, there is always the potential for a riot or other calamities. Read More. |
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