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From left: Ukrainian General Pavel Tkachuk, Command

From left: Ukrainian General Pavel Tkachuk, Command

From left: Ukrainian General Pavel Tkachuk, Command Sgt. Maj. of U.S. Army Europe, Command Sgt. Maj. Rob Abernethy and U.S. Army Europe Commanding Officer, Lt. Gen. Christopher Cavoli talk during their visit to... More

U.S. Army Europe Commanding Officer, Lt. Gen. Christopher

U.S. Army Europe Commanding Officer, Lt. Gen. Christopher

U.S. Army Europe Commanding Officer, Lt. Gen. Christopher Cavoli speaks with the Ukrainian media during his visit to Yavoriv, Ukraine, Feb. 8.

U.S. Army Europe Commanding Officer, Lt. Gen. Christopher

U.S. Army Europe Commanding Officer, Lt. Gen. Christopher

U.S. Army Europe Commanding Officer, Lt. Gen. Christopher Cavoli (right) presents Ukrainian General Pavel Tkachuk with a USAREUR coin during the generals visit to Yavoriv, Ukraine, Feb.8.

U.S. Army Europe Commanding Officer, Lt. Gen. Christopher

U.S. Army Europe Commanding Officer, Lt. Gen. Christopher

U.S. Army Europe Commanding Officer, Lt. Gen. Christopher Cavoli (center) poses for a picture with multinational Soldiers from the United States, Britain and Ukraine at Yavoriv, Ukraine, Feb. 8.

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