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Cpl. Shane Kauffman of the York County Sherriff’s Department guides his search dog, Prince, during search-and-rescue training at the Combined Arms Collective Training Facility at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., Oct. 18, 2023. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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Cpl. Shane Kauffman of the York County Sherriff’s Department guides his search dog, Prince, during search-and-rescue training at the Combined Arms Collective Training Facility at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., Oct. 18, 2023. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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Terri Heck, right, of Summit Search and Rescue watches as her search dog, Stratton, locates a role player portraying a missing person during search-and-rescue training at the Combined Arms Collective Training Facility at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., Oct. 18, 2023. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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Terri Heck of Summit Search and Rescue guides her search dog, Stratton, during search-and-rescue training at the Combined Arms Collective Training Facility at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., Oct. 18, 2023. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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Terri Heck of Summit Search and Rescue guides her search dog, Stratton, during search-and-rescue training at the Combined Arms Collective Training Facility at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., Oct. 18, 2023. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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Terri Heck of Summit Search and Rescue guides her search dog, Stratton, during search-and-rescue training at the Combined Arms Collective Training Facility at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., Oct. 18, 2023. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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Terri Heck of Summit Search and Rescue guides her search dog, Stratton, during search-and-rescue training at the Combined Arms Collective Training Facility at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., Oct. 18, 2023. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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Spc. Dorimar DeJesus, finished up placing the tires back on the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle. 94th Training Division award winning Regional Training Site Maintenance Fort Indiantown Gap (RTSM-FIG), graduated its latest Wheeled Vehicle Mechanics reclass course.

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Spc. John Gonzalez Santiago applies what he learned in the classroom during the hands-on portion of the wheeled vehicle mechanic (91B) reclass course. 94th Training Division award winning Regional Training Site Maintenance Fort Indiantown Gap (RTSM-FIG), graduated its latest Wheeled Vehicle Mechanics reclass course.

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Spc. Shaila Campbell performs maintenance on the four seat Combat Tactical Joint Light Tactical Vehicle. 94th Training Division award winning Regional Training Site Maintenance Fort Indiantown Gap (RTSM-FIG), graduated its latest Wheeled Vehicle Mechanics reclass course.

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Soldiers get hands-on training with The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV), which provides Soldiers with more protection against threats and increases mobility. 94th Training Division award winning Regional Training Site Maintenance Fort Indiantown Gap (RTSM-FIG), graduated its latest Wheeled Vehicle Mechanics reclass course.

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Sgt. 1st Class Miguel Rivera ensure Soldiers are being safe as they conduct troubleshooting operations. 94th Training Division award winning Regional Training Site Maintenance Fort Indiantown Gap (RTSM-FIG), graduated its latest Wheeled Vehicle Mechanics reclass course.

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Soldiers use simulators to practice maintenance operations on the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, before conducting hands-on training. 94th Training Division award winning Regional Training Site Maintenance Fort Indiantown Gap (RTSM-FIG), graduated its latest Wheeled Vehicle Mechanics reclass course.

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A new police station opened recently at Fort Indiantown Gap, replacing two World War II-era buildings the police department had been using. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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Chief Devan Kramer works at her desk inside the new police station that opened recently at Fort Indiantown Gap. The new station replaces two World War II-era buildings the police department had been using. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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Police department employees work in the dispatch area of the new police station that opened recently at Fort Indiantown Gap. The station replaces two World War II-era buildings the police department had been using. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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A pin that was made in 1995 during a campaign by members of the local community and Pennsylvania’s Congressional delegation to try to convince the Base Realignment and Closure Commission not to close the installation. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Capt. Michael Sprowles)

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A yard sign that was made in 1995 during a campaign by members of the local community and Pennsylvania’s Congressional delegation to try to convince the Base Realignment and Closure Commission not to close the installation. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Capt. Michael Sprowles)

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A Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission historical marker outside Fort Indiantown Gap. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

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Among the facilities constructed after the federal government leased Indiantown Gap Military Reservation in 1940 was this 400-bed hospital in Area 14. Most of these buildings have since been demolished. (Date of photo unknown) (Pennsylvania National Guard photo)

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