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Command Sgt. Maj. Gregory Nowak, left, the senior enlisted

Command Sgt. Maj. Gregory Nowak, left, the senior enlisted

Command Sgt. Maj. Gregory Nowak, left, the senior enlisted adviser for Joint Forces Command – United Assistance, and Brig. Gen. Frank Tate, center, deputy commander for Joint Forces Command – United Assistance,... More

From left, Col. Patrick Garmin, commander of 1st Area

From left, Col. Patrick Garmin, commander of 1st Area

From left, Col. Patrick Garmin, commander of 1st Area Medical Lab, based out of Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., visits with his soldiers Spc. Gina Esposito and Sgt. Mario Johnson, both assigned to 1st AML, during... More

Brig. Gen. Frank Tate, left, deputy commander of Joint

Brig. Gen. Frank Tate, left, deputy commander of Joint

Brig. Gen. Frank Tate, left, deputy commander of Joint Forces Command – United Assistance, and Maj. Michael Backlund, chief of endemic diseases for the 1st Area Medical Lab, based out of Aberdeen Proving Ground... More

Maj. Michael Backlund, left, chief of endemic diseases

Maj. Michael Backlund, left, chief of endemic diseases

Maj. Michael Backlund, left, chief of endemic diseases for the 1st Area Medical Lab, based out of Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland, explains Ebola testing procedures to Brig. Gen. Frank Tate, deputy commander... More

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