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afl graduates first ever senior enlisted course

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Students in the first-ever senior enlisted course receive

Students in the first-ever senior enlisted course receive

Students in the first-ever senior enlisted course receive instruction from U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Andrew Hamilton regarding the military decision making process during the final day of the course at Edward Biny... More

Col. A.G. Audu, 23rd Infantry Brigade commander, Armed

Col. A.G. Audu, 23rd Infantry Brigade commander, Armed

Col. A.G. Audu, 23rd Infantry Brigade commander, Armed Forces of Liberia, speaks with graduates from the first-ever Liberian senior enlisted course held at Edward Binyah Kesselly Army Base, Liberia, Jan. 6. The... More

Armed Forces of Liberia students learn about the military

Armed Forces of Liberia students learn about the military

Armed Forces of Liberia students learn about the military decision making process during the final day of the first-ever senior enlisted course at Edward Binyah Kesselly Army Base, Liberia, Jan. 6. The 40-hour ... More

A graduate of the Armed Forces of Liberia’s first-ever

A graduate of the Armed Forces of Liberia’s first-ever

A graduate of the Armed Forces of Liberia’s first-ever senior enlisted course receives a certificate of completion from U.S. Marine Corps Col. Robert Senini, Operation Observant Liberty officer in charge, durin... More

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