National Guard Trains In Denver To Respond To Terror Attack

DENVER (AP) — National Guard units from Colorado, New Mexico and Utah will train in the Denver area over the next six days on how to respond to a terrorist attack.
The Colorado National Guard says the exercise will start Thursday and run through Tuesday.
U.S. Army Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, 157th Infantry Regiment, Colorado Army National Guard, stand ready to engage a imulated enemy as part of the Colorado National Guard’s Combined-Arms Live-Fire Exercise and public demonstration