U.S. delivers specialized vehicles to Moroccan Special Operations Forces

The U.S. transferred ownership of 21 specialized vehicles to the Moroccan Forces Armées Royale Special Operations Company valued May 6. The delivery marks a critical step in enhancing the unit’s capacity to conduct special operations and internal company command and control by the end of this year. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Embassy Morocco)



By U.S. Africa Command Public Affairs United States Africa Command Stuttgart, Germany May 06, 2020
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