MEDEVAC Training in Cameroon

Soldiers from the U.S. Army task force at Contingency Location Garoua work together during a simulated medical evacuation exercise, Sept. 24. Sgt. Richard Latkovich from Civil Affairs Team 4032 and soldiers from the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division trained together to enhance their readiness in case of a medical emergency.



Civil Affairs Team 4032, 304th Civil Affairs Brigade Garoua, Cameroon Oct 04, 2017
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