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Soldiers from the 65th Military Police Company secured

Soldiers from the 65th Military Police Company secured

Soldiers from the 65th Military Police Company secured the road out Stublina as units from the 82nd Engineer Battalion began their search in the early morning fog. KFOR soldiers carried out a carefully planned ... More

Lt. James Slevin, U.S. Army, evaluates the eyes of

Lt. James Slevin, U.S. Army, evaluates the eyes of

Lt. James Slevin, U.S. Army, evaluates the eyes of a local man seeking medical attention in Gornje Kosce, Kosovo, Jan. 19, 2000. Slevin and other members of Headquarters Company, 1-63 Armored Battalion, Medical... More

A military police squad from the 709th Military Police

A military police squad from the 709th Military Police

A military police squad from the 709th Military Police Battalion crosses a bridge in Sevce, Kosovo, where several hundred Kosovar Serbs were blocking the road March 4, 2000. The crowd gathered to protest the ar... More

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