PRT members taking ‘H.E.A.T.” while preparing for year in Afghanistan
Army Staff Sgt. Carl Burrow (foreground) and Sgt. Cassius Harris (background) manipulate the H.E.A.T. trainer humvee for the crew inside. A Scripps-Howard News Service analysis from 2005 stated 1 in 4 casualties in the theater of operations were related to humvee accidents and rollovers during IEDs and other attacks and incidents. The H.E.A.T., or “HMMWV Egress Assistance Training,” prepares service members on how to react in the event their humvee rolls over. (U.S. Air Force photo/Capt. Ken Hall)
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