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German Federal Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyeh,

German Federal Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyeh,

German Federal Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyeh, left, and Turkish Minister of National Defense Ismet Yilmaz speak to media and deployed forces about the positive relationship between Germany and Turkey... More

German Federal Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyeh

German Federal Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyeh

German Federal Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyeh is greeted by the Turkish Minister of National Defense Ismet Yilmaz Jan. 21, 2016, during her visit to Incirlik Air Base, Turkey. Von der Leyeh came to In... More

German Federal Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyeh,

German Federal Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyeh,

German Federal Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyeh, left, and Turkish Minister of National Defense Ismet Yilmaz speak to media and deployed forces Jan. 21, 2016, on Incirlik Air Base, Turkey. Von der Leyeh... More

Turkish Minister of National Defense Ismet Yilmaz,

Turkish Minister of National Defense Ismet Yilmaz,

Turkish Minister of National Defense Ismet Yilmaz, left, and the German Federal Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyeh sit at the head of a table during a briefing on the future objectives of coalition forces... More

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