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    KFOR strengthens partnerships through hospital bed donation in Pristina [Image 5 of 9]

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    A U.S. Army soldier named Cramer is shaking hands with a civilian man while jointly holding a certificate or award. The certificate appears to reference 'KFOR' and 'CIMIC', suggesting a NATO Kosovo Force civil-military cooperation context. The ceremony appears to be taking place inside a building, likely a formal recognition or partnership event.

    PRISTINA, KOSOVO

    03.13.2026

    Photo by Spc. Azavyon McFarland 

    KFOR Regional Command East

    Florida Army National Guard 1st Lt. Miyah Cramer, Civil-Military Cooperation team chief for Kosovo Force (KFOR) Regional Command-East, assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, receives a certificate from Dr. Izet Sadiku, director of health, during a donation of hospital beds to the Family Medicine Center in Pristina, Kosovo, March 13, 2026. The event, hosted by the KFOR Civil-Military Cooperation team, demonstrated KFOR’s continued commitment to strengthening partnerships and contributing to a safe and secure environment and freedom of movement for all communities in Kosovo. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Azavyon McFarland)

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    Date Taken: 03.13.2026
    Date Posted: 03.23.2026 11:53
    Photo ID: 9579052
    VIRIN: 260313-Z-KM346-1157
    Resolution: 4799x3199
    Size: 4.55 MB
    Location: PRISTINA, ZZ
    Web Views: 35
    Downloads: 1

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    A U.S. Army soldier in OCP camouflage uniform is presenting a framed certificate or commendation to a woman in a white medical coat, likely a healthcare professional. The ceremony takes place in front of a NATO/OTAN banner with multiple military unit patches displayed. The setting appears to be a medical facility, suggested by the signage in what appears to be Albanian language.
    Three individuals are seated at a table during what appears to be an official signing ceremony at a KFOR (Kosovo Force) facility. Two civilians and one U.S. Army soldier are present, with two of them actively signing documents. The setting is marked by NATO/OTAN branding and KFOR insignia, indicating a formal NATO-related military or administrative event.
    A formal meeting or signing event is taking place between a U.S. Army officer and two civilians at a table draped with a KFOR (Kosovo Force) flag. The military officer, wearing U.S. Army multicam uniform with a lieutenant colonel rank insignia, is shaking hands with a man in a blue blazer. A NATO banner is visible in the background, indicating this is an official NATO/KFOR engagement.
    A person in a white coat is seated and holding a wooden-framed commemorative plaque featuring an American flag, what appears to be an Alabama state flag, and a landscape image. Nearby, a military personnel in camouflage uniform is also seated, wearing a KFOR (Kosovo Force) NATO patch on their sleeve. The setting appears to be an indoor military or official ceremony.
    A U.S. Army soldier named Cramer is shaking hands with a civilian man while jointly holding a certificate or award. The certificate appears to reference 'KFOR' and 'CIMIC', suggesting a NATO Kosovo Force civil-military cooperation context. The ceremony appears to be taking place inside a building, likely a formal recognition or partnership event.
    A group of seven individuals pose for a formal photograph in front of a NATO/OTAN banner at what appears to be a KFOR (Kosovo Force) event or meeting. The group includes military personnel in camouflage uniforms and civilians in business or casual attire. The NATO banner displays the organization's logo, social media handles, and multiple KFOR unit patches.
    A group of individuals, including at least two military personnel in camouflage uniforms and several civilians, are gathered in what appears to be a medical facility or hospital room. A man in a blue blazer appears to be briefing or presenting to the group, who are standing around an empty hospital bed with a floral-patterned blanket. The setting suggests an official inspection or visit to a medical facility.
    A group of approximately 20 people pose for a formal photograph on the steps of 'Qendra e Mjekësisë Familjare nr. XI' (Family Medicine Center No. 11) in Pristina, Kosovo. The group includes military personnel in camouflage uniforms, medical staff in white coats, and civilians in formal attire. The building signage indicates it is under the Municipality of Pristina (Komuna e Prishtinës).
    Three individuals pose for a formal photo in front of a NATO banner and unit insignia patches. A U.S. Army soldier identified by name tape as 'Anderson' stands to the right in multicam uniform, while a woman in a white lab coat holds a framed certificate from the '53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team,' and a civilian man in a dark suit stands to the left. The setting appears to be an official NATO-affiliated facility.

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