U.S. Soldier gives back to hometown school in Ghana
12:10 AM8/7/2018
NSUTA, Ghana — A U.S. Army Soldier, born in Africa, brought smiles to young Ghanaian students’ faces as he returned to his hometown and organized a large-scale school supply donation, July 2018.
‘He’ll meet his demise:’ US Army physician speaks about dying African patient
6:52 PM8/3/2018
ACCRA, Ghana -- Every breath is a battle. Subtle wheezing from his windpipe serves as a siren song despite the noise pollution generated by an overcrowded hospital clinic. Three frail fingers stretch toward the ceiling. Only he knows if it’s a cry for water or his final prayer.
‘He’ll meet his demise:’ US Army physician speaks about dying African patient
6:51 PM8/3/2018
ACCRA, Ghana -- Every breath is a battle. Subtle wheezing from his windpipe serves as a siren song despite the noise pollution generated by an overcrowded hospital clinic. Three frail fingers stretch toward the ceiling. Only he knows if it’s a cry for water or his final prayer.
Brig. Gen. Jonathan Woodson, 3rd MEDCOM DCG, extends gratitude to Ghanaian Armed Force's 37th Military Hospital leadership at U.S. Army Africa's MEDRETE 18-4.
U.S. Army Africa Commanding General Maj. Gen. Roger L. Cloutier Jr. delivers his remarks at the USARAF change of command ceremony held at Caserma Ederle in Vicenza, Italy, Aug. 2, 2018. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jennifer Garza)
Brig. Gen. Eugene J. LeBoeuf, left, the outgoing U.S. Army Africa acting commanding general; Marine Gen. Thomas D. Waldhauser, center, the U.S. Africa Command commanding general; and Maj. Gen. Roger L. Cloutier, the incoming U.S. Army Africa commanding general, prepare for the passing of the guidon during the USARAF change of command ceremony, held at Caserma Ederle in Vicenza, Italy, Aug. 2, 2018. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jennifer Garza)
In real world missions, the U.S. Army often pairs with other armies to achieve common goals, so it stands to reason that the JRTC, serving as both a training and testing ground, welcomes opportunities to offer its services to partner nations. In doing so, the guest army gets world-class training and the JRTC gains experience to further enhance future rotations and joint missions.
Members of the Tunisian Armed forces are tested during an exercise in a simulated village. In the scenario, trainees faced an angry crowd of role-playing villagers and assisted the local police force at the Fort Polk Joint Readiness Training Center, June 25.
The Tunisian army is tested during an exercise scenario in Turani village. The trainees faced an angry crowd of villagers and assisted the local police force in a arresting a local mayor on charges of corruption at fort Polk Joint Readiness Training Center, June 25.