CAMP ATTERBURY, Ind. (WISH) — National Guard leaders on Wednesday said this month’s training exercise will help them find shortcomings in new tactics before they become a problem in combat.

About 6,000 military personnel, including roughly 4,000 Indiana National Guard members, are taking part in Combat Readiness Exercise 26-02 at Camp Atterbury. The exercise is one of the first for a National Guard unit involving a new type of formation called a mobile brigade combat team. The 76th Mobile Brigade Combat Team, the Indiana Army National Guard’s ...