 My name is Staff Sergeant Garrett Van Avery. I'm a Hollister Section Chief with Bravo Battery 1-9 Field Artillery and 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team and 3rd Infantry Division. We're out here today. We started the morning shooting our Artillery Table 6 certifications. It's a live fire crew level certification, so it's a test on the crew to make sure that all the safety things that we've been learning over the last months, we can now apply it into a live fire scenario. Our Artillery Table 6 on a Paladin consists of many different types of missions, low angle fire for effect, high angle fire for effect, out of traverse missions where we're shooting many clicks off of where we're originally shooting, so we have to traverse the Howitzer. Just a lot of different types of missions that you don't traditionally see, but we have to drill through so that when we do see them we know how to shoot them. Yeah, so now that we've finished our Artillery Table 6s this morning, now we're moving into supporting Operation Iron Wolf, I believe, that the Lithuanians are running in the area, so we're shooting in support of them. I would say that this training, from my experience out here at least, it's definitely enhancing our communication together. Obviously there's a language barrier, but then also like all of our systems aren't the same, so it's helping us be able to learn the different communication paths together. For my crew, this training helps repetition, muscle memory, equal safety for us. There's so many safety checks that goes into fire in Howitzer. The more often we do it, the safer we get, the faster we get. The experience working with NATO allies has been great for me personally. We worked with the Lithuanians yesterday, got to show them around our Howitzers a little bit. They had lots of questions. We had questions for them on what they do. We did some work with the Norwegians as well. Again, it was great, great communication. Both forces are just really interested to learn about each other and how we would fight together.