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Ohio National Guard members join Serbian, Angolan armed forces for historic trilateral exercise PAMBALA 2017

Maj. Donald McHone, right, a nurse assigned to the Ohio Army National Guard, collaborates with Col. Silvia Silvestre, a pediatrician with the Angolan armed forces, in the pediatrics clinic in the village of Vale do Paraiso during the PAMBALA 2017 medical exercise Dec. 12, 2017, in Bengo Province, Angola. The engagement offered Ohio National Guard personnel the opportunity to share best practices, strengthen medical treatment processes, establish new relationships with members of the Angolan armed forces, and nurture their existing 11-year partnership with Serbia through the National Guard State Partnership Program. (Ohio National Guard photo/Staff Sgt. Wendy Kuhn)

By Staff Sgt. Wendy Kuhn Jan 17, 2018
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