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An aerial photo of the Gbediah Ebola Treatment Unit,

An aerial photo of the Gbediah Ebola Treatment Unit,

An aerial photo of the Gbediah Ebola Treatment Unit, Dec. 22, 2014. The Gbediah ETU is the last scheduled ETU to be built by Joint Forces Command – United Assistance. Operation United Assistance is a Department... More

Health care workers learn how to properly dispose of

Health care workers learn how to properly dispose of

Health care workers learn how to properly dispose of the remains of a simulated patient who died from Ebola in Buchanan City, Nov. 21, 2014. Joint Forces Command – United Assistance mobile training team trains ... More

Sgt. Cody Pultz, a Barclay Training Center dispatch

Sgt. Cody Pultz, a Barclay Training Center dispatch

Sgt. Cody Pultz, a Barclay Training Center dispatch noncommissioned officer with Joint Forces Command - United Assistance, calls in the status of moving vehicles leaving BTC, Monrovia, Liberia, Nov. 25, 2014. A... More

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