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106th public affairs detachment

beyond the horizon 2011

dvids

el salvador

san vicente

american troops observe learn from salvadoran army weapons training

humanitarian

medical training

capt jonathan ashbaugh

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Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade stand

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade stand

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade stand ready for inspection by Salvadoran army Lt. Oscar Gomez and U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Hector Torres, 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade civil affairs officer, ... More

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade practive

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade practive

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade practive mortar crew drills for observers from the 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade. Soldiers of the 130th MEB are supporting Guard units from around the coun... More

Salvadoran army Lt. Oscar Gomez discusses the 5th Infantry

Salvadoran army Lt. Oscar Gomez discusses the 5th Infantry

Salvadoran army Lt. Oscar Gomez discusses the 5th Infantry Brigade weapons training with U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Hector Torres and Texas Army National Guard 1st Lt. Robert Lee, both attached to the 130th Maneuver ... More

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade use

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade use

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade use the two-man carry to pick up Pvt. Stephanie Gress during a combat first aid class given by the 996th Area Support Medical Company. Soldiers of the 996th are... More

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade practice

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade practice

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade practice tying makeshift tourniquets during a combat first aid class given by the 996th Area Support Medical Company. Soldiers of the 996th are supporting Guard... More

Lt. Gomez, from the Salvadoran army, speaks with Staff

Lt. Gomez, from the Salvadoran army, speaks with Staff

Lt. Gomez, from the Salvadoran army, speaks with Staff Sgt. Hector Torres, the civil affairs officer for the 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade. Soldiers of the 130th MEB are supporting Guard units from around... More

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade prepare

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade prepare

Salvadoran soldiers from the 5th Infantry Brigade prepare to carry a stretcher while Staff Sgt. Jose Rodriguez interprets instructions during a combat first aid class given by the 996th Area Support Medical Com... More

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