Staff Sgt. Raymond Sweazey, a military police officer assigned to the 3175th Military Police Company, Missouri National Guard, sends a message over the radio to the lead truck of an escort convoy on …
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Staff Sgt. Raymond Sweazey, a military police officer assigned to the 3175th Military Police Company, Missouri National Guard, sends a message over the radio to the lead truck of an escort convoy on May 23, 2016, in Szczecin, Poland. The 3175th is in Poland to assist in preparations for Exercise Anakonda 16 by escorting equipment and vehicles from Port Szczecin to various training areas in the country. Exercise Anakonda 16 is a Polish-led, joint multinational exercise scheduled for June 7-17.
