Final Preparations for Central Accord 13 Ensure U.S., African Partners Ready for Success [Image 7 of 16]

DOUALA, CAMEROON

02.12.2013

Courtesy Photo

U.S. Army Southern European Task Force, Africa

Sgt. Maj. Jason Burks, with the Asymmetric Warfare Group, visits with Col. Giselle Wilz, Task Force Central commander, Feb. 14, 2013, at the entrance to a barracks on the engineer base for the Cameroon Army in Douala, Cameroon, Africa. The leaders are conducting a site visit in preparation for the start of Central Accord 13, a combined-joint-aerial-resupply exercise and medical resupply and evacuation exercise. About 750 military personnel from Cameroon and the United States, as well as observers from several neighboring countries, will participate in the exercise that kicks off Feb. 18. Central Accord 13 will enhance the capability of the Cameroon Defense Force to resupply forces in remote areas and will increase interoperability between the United States and Cameroon Defense Forces. U.S. participants will return to home station once the mission is complete March 1. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Amy Wieser Willson, North Dakota Army National Guard)

• Date Taken: 02.12.2013
• Date Posted: 02.20.2013 11:55
• Photo ID: 870185
• VIRIN: 130214-Z-YW212-896
• Resolution: 4633x2980
• Size: 6.43 MB
• Location: DOUALA, CM