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Combat Comm provides vital ‘link’ to Marines in Republic of Georgia(0)
A small detachment of Airmen from Ramstein Air Base, Germany, camp out in the foothills of the Republic of Georgia’s Caucasus Mountains, enclosed by snow capped peaks and kept company by stray dogs and roaming cattle. What may sound like a wintertime camping excursion or a ski trip possibly gone awry, is actually a highly technical mission that involves providing essential service to fellow warfighters.
Army aid flows to Haiti from halfway around the world
When disaster struck Haiti, relief and humanitarian agencies around the world quickly looked to see if they could locate ways to provide a clean water supply among other basic life necessities.
KFOR drawing down to 10,000 troops
The Kosovo Force will transition from about 14,000 to 10,000 NATO forces, due to improvements in security, said the commander of Multi-National Task Force-East.
Corps of Engineers builds radar stations on Georgia’s Black Sea Coast
In January 2010, the last of three U.S.-funded radar stations on the Black Sea coast of Georgia will open, marking the completion of a significant international assistance program. The radar stations will help a key U.S. ally protect its maritime borders, said James Kelly, chief of party for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Georgia Border Security and Law Enforcement assistance program.