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Capt. Marc Williams, left, and Sgt. 1st Class Glen

Capt. Marc Williams, left, and Sgt. 1st Class Glen

Capt. Marc Williams, left, and Sgt. 1st Class Glen Batzinger, right, uncase the colors of the 533rd Engineer Detachment (FEST-M) as Sgt. Derek Clark holds the guidon in place during the transfer of authority ce... More

Army Col. John S. Kem, chief engineer, NTMA/CSTC-A,

Army Col. John S. Kem, chief engineer, NTMA/CSTC-A,

Army Col. John S. Kem, chief engineer, NTMA/CSTC-A, briefs the conference participants on the mission of building capacity of the Afghan facility engineers and their work force.

Col. Richard W. Dean, left, commander of the 579th

Col. Richard W. Dean, left, commander of the 579th

Col. Richard W. Dean, left, commander of the 579th Engineer Detachment (FEST-M), and Sgt. 1st Class Candido Aguilar, right, FEST-M first sergeant, case their detachment colors as Sgt. 1st Class Alfonso Gonzalez... More

Col. Richard W. Dean II addresses the audience during

Col. Richard W. Dean II addresses the audience during

Col. Richard W. Dean II addresses the audience during his unit’s transfer of authority ceremony in Afghanistan. (Photo by Brenda Beasley)

Albert Soliz (standing right) gives the overview and

Albert Soliz (standing right) gives the overview and

Albert Soliz (standing right) gives the overview and purpose of the conference as Christine Florea (standing left) operates the presentation slides.

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