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Army South observes Brazilian Forces during Operation Amazon

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Army South observes Brazilian Forces during Operation Amazon

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U.S. Army Maj. Jeff Daley (left) stands next to Brazilian Marine Corporal Sgt. Leonardo Allahn Guimarães Costa (right), after exchanging patch flags as a sign of unity between the U.S. and Brazil during Operation Amazon in the vicinity of Manacapuru Sept. 15. Army South personnel observed the Brazilian military operation to prepare for future bilateral training opportunities. Partnering with Army South means all are united in our shared responsibility as defenders of the Inter-American values which include, freedom, human rights, adherence to the rule of law, and a commitment to peace and security for our citizens.

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15/09/2020
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