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Video by Sgt. Nicolas Morales
Apache Recon Battalion Changes Mission
1st Infantry Division
Feb. 19, 2010 | 1:46
B-roll of the Apache squadron changing roles as the U.S. mission changes to an advise-and-assist role. Scenes include a crew preparing an Apache helicopter to take off, the helicopter taxiing and taking off and an interview with a Soldier about the changes in the missions of Apache crews as the role of the U.S. military changes in Iraq. Produced by Sgt. Nicolas Morales.
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