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Encho Denev, a Bulgarian interpreter working with U.S.

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Encho Denev, a Bulgarian interpreter working with U.S.

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Encho Denev, a Bulgarian interpreter working with U.S. Army and Bulgarian Land Forces during STRIKE BACK 19 at Novo Selo Training Area, Bulgaria, sits at his desk at the Bulgarian Land Force's media operations center June 15, 2019. Denev has a long career of translating, interpreting, and teaching English for the U.S. Army, having attended the Defense Language Institute in San Antonio Texas, where he taught as an instructor soon after.
STRIKE BACK 19 is a multinational exercise hosted by the Bulgarian Armed Forces at Novo Selo Training Area, Bulgaria, from June 6-20, 2019. STRIKE BACK 19 is designed to increase capabilities and interoperabilities with Bulgarian, Albanian, Greek, North Macedonian and U.S. Troops. (U.S. Army Photo by Spc. Samantha Hall)

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