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Capt. Walt Simkins, the deputy disbursing officer assigned

Capt. Walt Simkins, the deputy disbursing officer assigned

Capt. Walt Simkins, the deputy disbursing officer assigned to the 368th Financial Management Support Unit, 10th Special Troops Battalion, 10th Sustainment Brigade, counts more than $415,000 as part of a safe tr... More

More than $18,000 in Afghanistan currency waits to be distributed to new recruits in the Afghanistan National Army (ANA) at the military academy near Kabul, Afghanistan. Today is the first payday for the new recruits who are in the forth week of training. Each recruit received the equivalent of $30 for the month. The recruits pay will increase to $40 per month at the end of training

More than $18,000 in Afghanistan currency waits to be distributed to n...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: ENDURING FREEDOM Base: Kabul Country: Afghanistan (AFG) Scene Camera Operator: TSGT Mike Buytas, USAF Release Status: Releas... More

The 368th Financial Management Support Unit and subordinate

The 368th Financial Management Support Unit and subordinate

The 368th Financial Management Support Unit and subordinate detachments can have anywhere from $9-15 million worth in U.S. and foreign currency at any given time to support the warfighters. (Photo by Sgt. Micha... More

Indiana native Capt. Jennifer Lashbrook, financial

Indiana native Capt. Jennifer Lashbrook, financial

Indiana native Capt. Jennifer Lashbrook, financial management support detachment commander, 33rd Financial Management Company, Special Troops Battalion, 1st Sustainment Brigade, explains to a soldier the import... More

The EagleCash Nest: Soldiers and Civilians in Kuwait Work to Keep Cash out of Combat

The EagleCash Nest: Soldiers and Civilians in Kuwait Work to Keep Cash...

A soldier loads some cash onto his EagleCash card at a kiosk inside the Post Exchange on Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, Aug. 24. The EagleCash cards and kiosks are an important part of the Army’s Near Cashless Campaign,... More

Spc. Michael Byrd, a cashier with the 33rd Financial

Spc. Michael Byrd, a cashier with the 33rd Financial

Spc. Michael Byrd, a cashier with the 33rd Financial Management Company, Special Troops Battalion, 1st Sustainment Brigade, assist a customer with their financial needs at Camp Marmal, Afghanistan, Oct. 12, 2012.

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