What We Do
Veterinarian comes to aid of Iraqi farmers
CAMP LIBERTY, Iraq – The prosperous rebuilding of Baghdad has reached far throughout the countryside, taking account of the health and welfare of the citizens. As security systems have been established, the focus of U.S. efforts in the area has shifted to aiding and building capacity in other needed areas, like agricultural and veterinary needs.
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Air Assault: Locate enemies, connect with villagers
BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan (Dec. 6, 2008) – Soldiers use air assaults to reach enemies in remote areas and connect with villagers who can provide help.
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Coalition, Iraqi soldiers give food to families
BAGHDAD – U.S. and Iraqi Soldiers, volunteers and two prominent sheiks helped distribute Halal meals to more than 1,000 people.
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Reconstruction teams work ‘one block at a time’ in Iraq
FOB WAR EAGLE, Iraq – Reconstruction in Iraq means more than fixing broken walls and stocking store shelves.
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Abandoned carnival becomes public park
BAGHDAD - Multi-National Division - Baghdad Soldiers turned an abandoned carnival into a public park for families to enjoy.
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Medics provide Afghans with more than just health care
BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan – Air Force medics treated hundreds of villagers at a medical engagement in Panjshir province.
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Marines lend hand to Iraqi farmers
RAMADI, Iraq – Marines with assessed a new irrigation system being built on farmland in the Sophia area of Ramadi Oct. 8.
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Airmen provide earthquake relief in Kyrgyzstan
MANAS AIR BASE, Kyrgyzstan – Airmen sent a humanitarian shipment Wednesday to provide aid to those affected by an earthquake in Kyrgyzstan.
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Troops train Iraqi Police District Response Team.
FOB MAHMUDIYAH, Iraq (Oct. 6, 2008) – With help from Coalition soldiers, the police force here is building a district response team.
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Marines' pier saves water at Haditha Dam
HADITHA DAM, Iraq – A recent construction project has saved the occupants of Haditha Dam from drought and back-breaking labor.
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