U.S., Rwanda Build Civil-Military Capacity (5) of (6)

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Christopher Gordon, Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa civil affairs specialist, discusses civil affairs pre-deployment training tasks Feb. 3, 2016, at Rwanda Defence Force headquarters, Kigali, Rwanda. Rwandan CIMIC officers have many of the same roles and responsibilities as U.S. Army civil affairs. Army civil affairs specialists are responsible for researching civil environments, acting as liaisons between civil components of an operational environment, and conducting security force assistance, while enabling the civil-military operations of the supported commander. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Peter Thompson)

By Senior Airman Peter Thompson Feb 17, 2016

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West Africa Logistics Conference Hosted by U.S. Africa Command, Armed Forces of Liberia

AFRICOM Deputies Engage with Angolan Leaders to Strengthen Security Cooperation

Discussions addressed countering transnational threats to the U.S. Homeland and Angola, empowering partner-led security initiatives, and security cooperation’s role in promoting stability and economic growth.

AFRICOM’s Deputies focus on Security Partnership in Namibia

U.S. Africa Command’s Deputy Commander, Army Lt. Gen. John W. Brennan, and Deputy to the Commander for Civil-Military Engagement Ambassador Robert Scott traveled to Windhoek, July 21-22, to build upon the partnership between the United States and Namibia.

West Africa Logistics Conference Hosted by U.S. Africa Command, Armed Forces of Liberia

AFRICOM Deputies Engage with Angolan Leaders to Strengthen Security Cooperation

AFRICOM’s Deputies focus on Security Partnership in Namibia

West Africa Logistics Conference Hosted by U.S. Africa Command, Armed Forces of Liberia

AFRICOM Deputies Engage with Angolan Leaders to Strengthen Security Cooperation

AFRICOM’s Deputies focus on Security Partnership in Namibia

United States Africa Command

U.S., Rwanda Build Civil-Military Capacity (5) of (6)