At the 7th Africa Senior Enlisted Leader Conference in Rabat, senior enlisted leaders from 30 African nations and the United States explored future-focused leadership during sessions centered on strengthening enlisted development across the continent.

Dr. Jason “JW” Womack, senior director for organizational engagement and leader development for the U.S. Space Force, delivered a keynote on building stronger teams through intentional connection. Additional sessions, such as African Leadership 2030 and What’s Next for African Enlisted Development, encouraged thoughtful dialogue and regional collaboration.

Co-hosted by U.S. Africa Command and the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces, the conference provides a vital forum for senior noncommissioned officers to exchange best practices, tackle shared challenges, and foster enduring partnerships.

This year’s theme — Resilient, Adaptive, Transformative — highlights the power of enlisted leadership in shaping regional security and collective success.

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At Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, the 10th Expeditionary Aeromedical Evacuation Flight demonstrated precision and readiness as they prepared life-saving equipment and loaded supplies onto a C-130 Hercules. Their mission: deliver rapid, en route medical care across the AFRICOM area of responsibility—keeping patients in the fight from the ground to the skies.

406th Air Expeditionary Wing

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Happy 250th Birthday to the U.S. Army!

Since June 14, 1775, Soldiers from all walks of life have answered the call to defend our nation—embodying the Army’s enduring motto: “This We’ll Defend.”

At U.S. Africa Command, the Army plays a vital role across the continent, from U.S. Army Europe and Africa to the Southern European Task Force-Africa and beyond. Our National Guard and Reserve Soldiers continue to make invaluable contributions—strengthening partnerships and advancing shared security objectives.

Today, we honor the unwavering dedication of all who wear the uniform, past and present. Thank you to the Soldiers and Army Families who serve and have served with honor and commitment.

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Earlier this year, AFRICOM’s Information and Innovation Division worked side by side with the Botswana Defence Force to model the potential impact of a hypothetical breach of the Gaborone Dam. Using U.S.-provided high-resolution geospatial data, the team analyzed flood risk patterns and shared tools that inform disaster preparedness planning.

Efforts like this one help ensure both U.S. and African partners are better prepared for crisis—before it strikes.