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United States Army unit Team Eagle, Task Force 2-7

United States Army unit Team Eagle, Task Force 2-7

United States Army unit Team Eagle, Task Force 2-7 Infantry pose for a picture with members of the 1990 Lithuanian parliament, or Seimas, at the Parliament building in Vilnius, Lithuania, May 8, 2015. These pol... More

United States Army Staff Sgt. Jason Hebert, a native

United States Army Staff Sgt. Jason Hebert, a native

United States Army Staff Sgt. Jason Hebert, a native of the District of Columbia,, assigned to Team Eagle, Task Force 2-7 Infantry for Operation Atlantic Resolve, shakes hand with Emanuelis Zingeris, Lithuanian... More

Emanuelis Zingeris, Lithuanian parliament Deputy Chair

Emanuelis Zingeris, Lithuanian parliament Deputy Chair

Emanuelis Zingeris, Lithuanian parliament Deputy Chair of the Committee on European Affairs, give the Soldiers of Team Eagle, Task Force 2-7 Infantry, a tour of the Parliament grounds in Vilnius, Lithuania, May... More

United States Army Capt. Bryan E. Adams, commander

United States Army Capt. Bryan E. Adams, commander

United States Army Capt. Bryan E. Adams, commander of Team Eagle, Task Force 2-7 Infantry, shakes hands with Rasa Juknevičienė, Lithuanian Parliament member, in Vilnius, Lithuania, May 8, 2015. Juknevičienė, al... More

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