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Spc. Quondeshia Butler, left, a Soldier of the 104th

Spc. Quondeshia Butler, left, a Soldier of the 104th

Spc. Quondeshia Butler, left, a Soldier of the 104th Engineer Company, 62nd Engineer Battalion, 36th Engineer Brigade, helps Pfc. Sammy Joseph, soldier of the 1st Engineer Company, 23rd Infantry Brigade, carry ... More

From left, Staff Sgt. Michael Ashton, an Armed Forces

From left, Staff Sgt. Michael Ashton, an Armed Forces

From left, Staff Sgt. Michael Ashton, an Armed Forces Liberia soldier, along with Spc. Quondeshia Butler, and Command Sgt. Maj. Robert C. Miles of the 36th Engineer Brigade, 62nd Engineer Battalion, 104th Engin... More

Spc. Quondeshia Butler, center, Soldier of the 104th

Spc. Quondeshia Butler, center, Soldier of the 104th

Spc. Quondeshia Butler, center, Soldier of the 104th Engineer Company, 62nd Engineer Battalion, 36th Engineer Brigade, works with Armed Forces of Liberia soldiers Pfc. Sammy Joseph, left, and Cpl. Matthew Coope... More

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