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Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, 467th Expeditionary Intelligence

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, 467th Expeditionary Intelligence

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, 467th Expeditionary Intelligence Squadron advisor, poses for the camera following a successful visit to the Directorate of General Intelligence and Security, Baghdad, Iraq, Feb. 23.

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, Intelligence Capacity Building

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, Intelligence Capacity Building

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, Intelligence Capacity Building Team non-commissioned officer in charge and advisor, reviews lessons learned from her last visit while advising female Iraqi intelligence analysts, Iraqi... More

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, Intelligence Capacity Building

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, Intelligence Capacity Building

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, Intelligence Capacity Building Team non-commissioned officer in charge and advisor, reviews lessons learned and some funny moments from her last visit while advising a female Iraqi inte... More

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, 467th Air Expeditionary Group

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, 467th Air Expeditionary Group

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, 467th Air Expeditionary Group intelligence advisor, drives during a convoy to the Iraqi Intelligence Community, Baghdad, Iraq, Feb. 23. Hopkins, a joint expeditionary tasked airman, is ... More

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, Intelligence Capacity Building

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, Intelligence Capacity Building

Tech Sgt. Merry Hopkins, Intelligence Capacity Building Team non-commissioned officer in charge and advisor, brings an American breakfast for Iraqi soldiers in the Directorate of General Intelligence and Securi... More

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