The United States Army’s Fort Hunter Liggett in Monterey County is larger than all of the other Army Reserve’s training installations combined, and the U.S. Army’s seventh largest training facility in geographic area.
Base Commander Colonel Kerry Norman talks with correspondent Tom Wilmer about the diversity of training exercises that attract Marine, Navy, and Air Force detachments from across America, as well as joint force soldiers from around the world, including Canada, England, South America and Saudi Arabia.
Fort Hunter Liggett is an ideal training environment, with 170,000 acres of rugged and mountainous terrain that replicates more than 20 percent of the earth’s diverse geographic environments, including Afghanistan and Southeast Asia.
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