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Luxembourg CHIEF Warrant Officer Class Two [WO-2] Hendrik Meijer, Sergeant Major of the101(ML) Mechanized Battalion, inspect 50mm rounds that were unloaded from a Dutch YRP-765 Armored Personnel Carrier, confiscated by SFOR soldiers, on Camp Dobol, Bosnia, during Operation JOINT GUARD. On December 20, 1996, the Implementation Force (IFOR) mission came to a conclusion and the 1ST Infantry Division was selected to continue serving in Bosnia as part of the new Stabilization Force (SFOR). This decision brought to close the peace mission of Operation JOINT ENDEAVOR and has been the beginning for the current operation known as Operation JOINT GUARD. JOINT GUARD will continue to monitor the...

Luxembourg CHIEF Warrant Officer Class Two [WO-2] Hendrik Meijer, Serg...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: [Complete] Scene Caption: Luxembourg CHIEF Warrant Officer Class Two [WO-2] Hendrik Meijer, Sergeant Major of the101(ML) Mechanized Battalion, inspect 50m... More

This is the door that the Serbian Army had closed with cement blocks in front of it. They used this door to help conceal the Dutch YRP-765 Armored Personnel Carrier from aerial reconnaissance and patrols done on the ground during Operation JOINT GUARD. On December 20, 1996, the Implementation Force (IFOR) mission came to a conclusion and the 1ST Infantry Division was selected to continue serving in Bosnia as part of the new Stabilization Force (SFOR). This decision brought to close the peace mission of Operation JOINT ENDEAVOR and has been the beginning for the current operation known as Operation JOINT GUARD. JOINT GUARD will continue to monitor the militaries of the former warring...

This is the door that the Serbian Army had closed with cement blocks i...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: [Complete] Scene Caption: This is the door that the Serbian Army had closed with cement blocks in front of it. They used this door to help conceal the Dut... More

Sergeant Brooks, of the 1/26 Task Force, assigned to Charlie team, ground guides a M88A1 Track Recovery Vehicle, to the Dutch YRP-765 Armored Personnel Carrier, to be toed aay from eapons storage site in the ton of Karakaj, Bosnia, during Operation JOINT GUARD. On December 20, 1996, the Implementation Force (IFOR) mission came to a conclusion and the 1ST Infantry Division as selected to continue serving in Bosnia as part of the ne Stabilization Force (SFOR). This decision brought to close the peace mission of Operation JOINT ENDEAVOR and has been the beginning for the current operation knon as Operation JOINT GUARD. JOINT GUARD ill continue to monitor the militaries of the former...

Sergeant Brooks, of the 1/26 Task Force, assigned to Charlie team, gro...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: [Complete] Scene Caption: Sergeant Brooks, of the 1/26 Task Force, assigned to Charlie team, ground guides a M88A1 Track Recovery Vehicle, to the Dutch YR... More

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