Official USAF 17th ATKS Attack Squadron Chameleon Patch 2nd Bomb Wing methodical approach to the anti-submarine

methodical approach to the anti-submarine warfare mission — like a woodpecker relentlessly tapping away at a tree

and the streets of Fallujah

BB-38 was used as a target ship during the 1946 Operation Crossroads atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll

Operating under the Department of Homeland Security during peacetime and the Department of the Navy during wartime

Official USAF 17th ATKS Attack Squadron Chameleon Patch 2nd Bomb Wing methodical approach to the anti-submarineOfficial USAF 17th ATKS Attack Squadron Chameleon Patch Adapting to Every Battlespace, Invisible Until It's Too Late In the desert, the chameleon doesn't just survive it watches, adapts, and strikes before you ever knew it was there. The 17th Attack Squadron (17 ATKS) the 'Bulls' operates the MQ 9 Reaper remotely piloted aircraft from Creech Air Force Base in the high Nevada desert, conducting intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and precision