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Members of the Dutch Police Training Group 2 and 1st

Members of the Dutch Police Training Group 2 and 1st

Members of the Dutch Police Training Group 2 and 1st Battalion, 125th Infantry Regiment, Task Force Viking, 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, mingle before the start of the farewell ceremony, celebrating the p... More

Dutch Maj. Peter Marks, operations officer for the

Dutch Maj. Peter Marks, operations officer for the

Dutch Maj. Peter Marks, operations officer for the Dutch Police Training Group 2, is handed a certificate and offered a fond farewell from his counterpart, U.S. Army Maj. Anthony Dennis, operations officer for ... More

Dutch Col. Van Der Zee, commander of Dutch Police Training

Dutch Col. Van Der Zee, commander of Dutch Police Training

Dutch Col. Van Der Zee, commander of Dutch Police Training Group 2, and U.S. Army Lt. Col. Ryan Connelly, battalion commander of the 1st Battalion, 125th Infantry Regiment, 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team sta... More

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