FORT KNOX, Ky. — After a long and challenging construction period that began in 2021, the Digital Air-Ground Integration Range at Fort Knox is officially up and running following a thorough government acceptance test.
The range, expected to test and train units on coordinated combat, completed testing on its ability to withstand a full end-to-end scenario iteration on May 17.
He chose engineering. After almost 10 years of active-duty service, Sullivan made the decision to take a position with the Army Corps of Engineers while continuing to serve in the Kentucky National Guard. Sullivan said he ultimately made the decision for his family, and it has been a fulfilling change of pace.