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US Army Captain Aaron Davis, the Officer In Charge (OIC) of the Product Development Detachment (PDD), 315th Psychological Operations (PYSOPS) out of Upland, California, tells the Serbian families to back up and that every one will get their share of the Humanitarian Aid (HA) items in Kosovo. The HA items are donated by families back in the United States and consisted of clothing, school supplies and toys. The HA items are being distributed by the 315th Tactical PYSOPS Company

US Army Captain Aaron Davis, Officer In Charge (OIC) of the Product Development Detachment (PDD), 315th Tactical Psychological Operations (PYSOPS) Company out of Upland, California, handles crowd control as Humanitarian Aid (HA) items are passed out in Kosovo. The HA items are donated by families back in the United States and consisted of clothing, school supplies and toys. The HA items are being distributed by the 315th Tactical PYSOPS Company

US Army Captain Aaron Davis, the Officer In Charge (OIC) of the Product Development Detachment (PDD), 315th Tactical Psychological Operations (PYSOPS) Company out of Upland, California, sets out Humanitarian Aid (HA) items in Kosovo,. The HA items are donated by families back in the United States and consisted of clothing, school supplies and toys. The HA items are being distributed by the 315th Tactical PYSOPS Company

US Army Captain Aaron Davis, the Officer In Charge (OIC) of the Product Development Detachment (PDD), 315th Tactical Psychological Operations (PYSOPS) Company out of Upland, California, sets out Humanitarian Aid (HA) items in Kosovo. The HA items are donated by families back in the United States and consisted of clothing, school supplies and toys. The HA items are being distributed by the 315th Tactical PYSOPS Company

US Army Captain Aaron Davis, Officer In Charge (OIC) of the Product Development Detachment (PDD), 315th Tactical Psychological Operations (PYSOPS) Company out of Upland, California, sets out Humanitarian Aid (HA) items in Kosovo. The HA items are donated by families back in the United States and consisted of clothing, school supplies and toys. The HA items are being distributed by the 315th Tactical PYSOPS Company

Emina Bacevac, an interpreter contracted by the US goverment to translate the Serbian language, tells the children of Serbian families (not shown) in Kosovo, to give Soldiers the thumbs up. The families are lined up to receive Humanitarian Aid (HA) Items. The HA items are donated by families back in the United States and consisted of clothing, school supplies and toys. The HA items are being distributed by the 315th Tactical Psychological Operations (PYSOPS) Company out of Upland, California (not shown)

Emina Bacevac, an interpreter contracted by the US government to translate the Serbian language, helps Serbian families gather items from the Humanitarian Aid (HA) item boxes in Kosovo. The HA items are donated by families back in the United States and consisted of clothing, school supplies and toys. The HA items are being distributed by the 315th Tactical Psychological Operations (PYSOPS) Company out of Upland, California

US Army STAFF Sergeant Milton Robinson takes a break from documenting the 315th Tactical Psychological Operations (PYSOPS) Company out of Upland, California, as they pass out Humanitarian Aid (HA) items to Serbian families in need in Kosovo. SSG Robinson is a photographer/videographer assigned to the 55th Signal Company (Combat Camera) out of Fort Meade, Maryland. The HA items were donated by families back in the United States and consisted of clothing, school supplies and toys

Uran Agic, an interpreter contracted by the US government to translate the Serbian language, watches as Serbian families in Kosovo collect the Humanitarian Aid (HA) items that were given to them by the 315th Tactical Psychological Operations (PYSOPS) Company out of Upland, California. Mr. Agic and the 315th Tactical PYSOPS Company are in Koretiste distributing HA Items to families in need. The HA items were donated by families back in the United States and consisted of clothing, school supplies and toys

US Army Captain Aaron Davis, Officer In Charge (OIC) of the Product Development Detachment (PDD), 315th Tactical Psychological Operations (PYSOPS) Company out of Upland, California, and Emina Bacevac, an interpreter contracted by the US government to translate the Serbian language set out Humanitarian Aid (HA) items in Kosovo. The HA items are donated by families back in the United States and consisted of clothing, school supplies and toys. The HA items are being distributed by the 315th Tactical PYSOPS Comapny

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State: Kosovo

Country: Yugoslavia (YUG)

Scene Camera Operator: SGT Jason Heisch, USA

Release Status: Released to Public

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