Airman leads team in managing enemy’s weapons cache
January 8th, 2009
An Airman with the Taji National Depot sees the war on terrorism succeeding every day as coalition forces collect and destroy enemy weapons here.
Capt. Ted Yang is the liaison officer for Multinational Security Transition Command-Iraq's J4 collective weapons section, and his joint team of Airmen, Soldiers and civilians are responsible for collecting weapons captured from insurgents so they can't be used against Iraqi and coalition forces.
"We collect anywhere from 100 to 1,000 weapons a week," Captain Yang said. "I saw almost 3,000 weapons come through in just my first week on the job."
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Capt. Ted Yang is the liaison officer for Multinational Security Transition Command-Iraq's J4 collective weapons section, and his joint team of Airmen, Soldiers and civilians are responsible for collecting weapons captured from insurgents so they can't be used against Iraqi and coalition forces.
"We collect anywhere from 100 to 1,000 weapons a week," Captain Yang said. "I saw almost 3,000 weapons come through in just my first week on the job."
more...