Commander says Africa is too important for Americans to ignore

LT Agatha Kpamina, Ghana Armed Forces, is the first female from one of U.S. Africa Command’s partners – Ghana – to attend and complete the Infantry Basic Officer Course at Fort Benning, Georgia. Mark Irish, chief of the Maneuver Center of Excellence’s International Military Student Office presents the Infantry blue cord to Kpamina.

By Lori Egan , For Benning public affairs FORT BENNING, Georgia Apr 26, 2021

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U.S. Africa Command and Cameroon Armed Forces Host West Africa Logistics Conference in Douala

Military Logistics professionals from 13 African nations and organizations and the United States attend

AFRICOM, SECNAV, African Ambassadors to the U.S., Deep Dive on Shared Interests

Sierra Leone Officially Joins State Partnership Program with Michigan National Guard

U.S. Africa Command and Cameroon Armed Forces Host West Africa Logistics Conference in Douala

Military Logistics professionals from 13 African nations and organizations and the United States attend

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Commander says Africa is too important for Americans to ignore