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Daniel Dined, center, civil engineer, discusses drainage

Daniel Dined, center, civil engineer, discusses drainage

Daniel Dined, center, civil engineer, discusses drainage solutions with Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky, left, commander of Joint Forces Command – United Assistance, and Thomas ten Boers, project manager for Welt Hunger... More

Capt. Sean Palmer, left, biochemist assigned to the

Capt. Sean Palmer, left, biochemist assigned to the

Capt. Sean Palmer, left, biochemist assigned to the 1st Army Mobile Laboratory, describes Ebola testing procedures to Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky, commander of Joint Forces Command – United Assistance, at a U.S. Arm... More

A local Liberian worker hauls cement at the construction

A local Liberian worker hauls cement at the construction

A local Liberian worker hauls cement at the construction site of a new Ebola treatment unit being built in support of Operation United Assistance in Zwedru, Liberia, Dec. 10, 2014. United Assistance is a Depart... More

Major General Gary Volesky, right, commander of Joint

Major General Gary Volesky, right, commander of Joint

Major General Gary Volesky, right, commander of Joint Forces Command – United Assistance, meets international aid organizations and local officials to discuss a new Ebola treatment unit being built in support o... More

Members of Joint Forces Command – United Assistance

Members of Joint Forces Command – United Assistance

Members of Joint Forces Command – United Assistance and international aid organizations tour a new Ebola treatment unit being built in support of Operation United Assistance in Zwedru, Liberia, Dec. 10, 2014. ... More

From left, Thomas ten Boers, project manager for Welt

From left, Thomas ten Boers, project manager for Welt

From left, Thomas ten Boers, project manager for Welt Hunger Hilfe, Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky, commander of Joint Forces Command – United Assistance, and Mia Beers, team lead for the Disaster Assistance Response T... More

Capt. Sean Palmer, left, biochemist assigned to the

Capt. Sean Palmer, left, biochemist assigned to the

Capt. Sean Palmer, left, biochemist assigned to the 1st Army Mobile Laboratory, explains testing procedures to Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky, right, commander of Joint Forces Command – United Assistance, and Command S... More

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