353rd SOG collaborates with 36th CRG to open Wake Island airfield

In this photo file, a rescue jumpmaster from the 320th Special Tactics Squadron uses rescue jumpmaster procedures to allow a special tactics team to conduct military freefall onto an unknown and unmarked drop zone. Members from the 353rd Special Operations Group worked with the 36th Contingency Response Group from Andersen Air Base, Guam, to open Wake Island air field after Typhoon Halola passed through the island.

150720-F-ZZZ99-298.JPG Photo By: Tech. Sgt. Kristine Dreyer

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353rd Special Operations Group Collaborates with 36th Special Tactics Squadron to Open Wake Island Airfield

Jul 29, 2015

wake island, Wake Island - In this photo file, a rescue jumpmaster from the 320th Special Tactics Squadron uses rescue jumpmaster procedures to allow a special tactics team to conduct military freefall onto an unknown and unmarked drop zone. Members from the 353rd Special Operations Group worked with the 36th Contingency Response Group from Andersen Air Base, Guam, to open Wake Island air field after Typhoon Halola passed through the island.

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