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115th mobile public affairs detachment

115th mpad

116th bct

116th cavalry brigade combat team

125th engineers

125th multi role bridge company

163rd combined arms battalion

16th sustainment brigade

18th infantry brigade

1st armored brigade combat team

multinational command post exercises critical for interoperability

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U.S. Army Capt. Jason Cox, a civil affairs officer,

U.S. Army Capt. Jason Cox, a civil affairs officer,

U.S. Army Capt. Jason Cox, a civil affairs officer, trains Romanian Multinational Division-South East (MND-SE) Lt. Col. George Feleaga, a civilian-military cooperation officer, on procedures concerning the free... More

Romanian Army Logistics Capt. Victor Badii, with the

Romanian Army Logistics Capt. Victor Badii, with the

Romanian Army Logistics Capt. Victor Badii, with the NATO Force Integration Unit, Multinational Division-South East (MND-SE), Bulgarian Army, communications1st Lt. Ililian Halip, with MND-SE, and Bulgarian comm... More

U.S. Army Cpt. Jason Cox, a civil affairs officer,

U.S. Army Cpt. Jason Cox, a civil affairs officer,

U.S. Army Cpt. Jason Cox, a civil affairs officer, collaborates with Romanian Multinational Division-South East (MND-SE) Lt. Col. George Feleaga, a civilian-military cooperation (CIMIC) officer, on procedures c... More

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