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Monday, June 11, 2012
Fort Hood families invited to watch missile fire training
Several family members of Fort Hood soldiers got the chance to see their loved ones in action today when the post hosted a missile firing exercise.
The morning firing exercise held at the Owl Creek Assault Course was designed to help train soldiers for missile firing. However, some family members were the ones who learned more of a lesson.
"It's really interesting coming out here because I hear about it all the time on missions and stuff they do, but I've never actually been able to see it," said Nikki Suthard, wife of a Fort Hood soldier.
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