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chief petty officer john hageman

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counter poaching

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EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers)

EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers)

EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers) rehearse detainee operations tactics with a team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324, 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion, during Counter Illicit Traffic... More

Team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

Team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

Team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324, 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion, provides guidance on military orders for Eco-Guards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers) during Counter Illicit Trafficki... More

A team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

A team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

A team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324, 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion, provides guidance on site exploitation for EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers) during Counter Illicit Traffic... More

EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers)

EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers)

EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers) rehearse detainee operations tactics with a team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324, 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion, during Counter Illicit Traffick... More

Team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

Team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

Team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324, 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion, provides guidance on military orders for Eco-Guards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers) during Counter Illicit Trafficki... More

Team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

Team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

Team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324, 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion, practice detainee operations with EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers) during Counter Illicit Trafficking trai... More

A team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

A team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

A team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324, 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion, provides guidance on site exploitation for EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers) during Counter Illicit Traffic... More

A team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

A team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

A team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324, 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion, provides guidance on mapping drones for EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers) during Counter Illicit Traffickin... More

A team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

A team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324,

A team members from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324, 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion, observes detainee operations with EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers) during Counter Illicit Trafficking tr... More

EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers)

EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers)

EcoGuards (the Gabonese equivalent of Park Rangers) rehearse detainee operations tactics with a team member from U.S. Army Civil Affairs Team 8324, 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion, during Counter Illicit Traffic... More

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