AFRICOM Update

Officials from USAID, the lead U.S. Government organization for Operation UNITED ASSISTANCE, visited the leadership of U.S. Africa Command to discuss the progress being made in West Africa. Lt. Commander Dave Hecht has more on that.

A Department of Defense revision to procedures will help keep U.S. military personnel even safer when head to West Africa for the fight against Ebola. Lt. Commander Dave Hecht has more on that. Also available in high definition.

In this week's AFRICOM update, we bring you the latest on Operation United Assistance as well as a sneak peak of a conference at AFRICOM headquarters. U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Christopher Klutts reporting.

In this week's AFRICOM Update, engineers continue to build Ebola Treatment Units in Liberia, while a special facility for infected healthcare workers nears completion. Reporting by Staff Sgt. Christopher Klutts. Also available in high definition.

This is your AFRICOM Update for the week of 10-15 November, 2014. Thank you for watching!

In this week's AFRICOM Update, senior policy fellows from the Council on Foreign Relations meet with AFRICOM leaders, while journalists from the countries Malawi and Botswana get an inside look at AFRICOM headquarters. Reporting by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Christopher Klutts

In this week's AFRICOM Update, AFRICOM's Commander, GEN. David Rodriguez speaks to the press on a variety of topics at the Pentagon while in South Africa, AFRICOM in sponsoring a program that will help educate thousands of disadvantaged children. And finally, the holiday spirit is alive and well as the command Christmas tree is official lit. Reporting by Lt. Commander Dave Hecht, USN.

In this episode of the AFRICOM Update, some service members head home after supporting Operation United Assistance, while others continue to aid in the fight against Ebola in Liberia.

Planning begins to finish construction of the Tanzania Defense Intelligence College, the World Food Program steps in to help with resupply operations to Ebola treatment units, and Soldiers with 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) celebrate the holidays. Also available in high definition.

In this episode of the AFRICOM Update, an introduction to the command's year in review products for 2014.

In this episode of the AFRICOM Update, a look at the logistics involved in supporting Operation United Assistance in Liberia.

This week's Update focuses on the First East Africa Theater Security Cooperation Conference in Djibouti.

A media delegation visits AFRICOM headquarters, a maritime exercise ends and a special operations exercise begins.

In this episode, a deeper look into the Media Delegation Program hosted by AFRICOM.

Flintlock, AFRICOM's premier special operations exercise, begins in Chad.

This week the AFRICOM Update travels to Garmisch, Germany for the Defense Institution Building Workshop.

AMCHAM Germany visits USAFRICOM

Urbanization and Security workshop

This week the AFRICOM Headquarters played host to a special visit from the Wounded Warriors Program. Check out the video to learn more about their valuable services.

This week we discuss Obangame Express 2015, our commander's latest testimony before Congress and say goodbye to our lead anchor.

Combined Joint Task Force Horn of Africa welcomes a new commander while officers from the Saudi War Course visit Stuttgart.

At the Joint Military Academy of Arta, representatives from the U.S. Embassy, Combined Joint Task Force Horn of Africa and the U-N Refugee Agency spoke with Djiboutian cadets about the consequences armed conflict can have on civilians. A subject that Lt. Col. Tim Brennan feels is crucial for these young leaders to understand. Produced with Tech. Sgt. Jessica Wolter. AFRICOM Update Episode 51

Air Forces Africa Mobile Training Team Lead MSgt Brad Miller, trains Niger Armed Forces in close quarters battle tactics to better their skills in defending the base.

CAMP LEMONNIER, Djibouti (Feb. 20, 2021) Camp Lemonnier service members receive the first COVID-19 vaccine available at the base, Feb. 9, 2021.

U.S. Marines with Task Group 61/2.4, Task Force 61/2 conduct casualty evacuation and snag and tow drills with the U.S. Coast Guard team in Souda Bay, Greece March 15, 2022.Task Group 61/2.4 is part of Task Force 61/2 which is a rapidly deployable and scalable coordination cell that will temporarily provide command and control support to the U.S. Sixth Fleet commander, as part of ongoing experiment...