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Members of the administrative office for Peacekeeping Operations-South 2001, discuss purchasing issues during the Initial Planning Conference being held in Quito, Ecuador. Left-to- right are Mr. Bladimir Bernys, Local Contractor; US Army Sergeant First Class (SFC) Isabel Cruz, purchasing agent from US Army South (USARSO), Deputy CHIEF of STAFF National Guard (DCSNG); SFC Juan Matos, billeting Non Commissioned Officer (NCO), USARSO DCSNG; and Gilberto Abad, transportation NCO from USARSO DCSNG

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Members of the administrative office for Peacekeeping Operations-South 2001, discuss purchasing issues during the Initial Planning Conference being held in Quito, Ecuador. Left-to- right are Mr. Bladimir Bernys, Local Contractor; US Army Sergeant First Class (SFC) Isabel Cruz, purchasing agent from US Army South (USARSO), Deputy CHIEF of STAFF National Guard (DCSNG); SFC Juan Matos, billeting Non Commissioned Officer (NCO), USARSO DCSNG; and Gilberto Abad, transportation NCO from USARSO DCSNG

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