Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina soldier Maida Grabus (left), a medic with the 7th Logistics Support Battalion, trains in combat medical care with Army Sgt. Colin Winand (center), a healthcare specialist, 1-69th Aviation Regiment, and Army Sgt. 1st Class Billy Weber, a healthcare specialist with the State Medical Detachment, Maryland Army National Guard, at Kasarna Manjacab in Dobrnja, Bosnia and Herzegovina on July 16, 2022. Guard members assigned to the State Medical Detachment and 1-169th Aviation Regiment, Maryland Army National Guard, trained alongside active duty Soldiers
Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina soldier Maida Grabus (left), a medic with the 7th Logistics Support Battalion, trains in combat medical care with Army Sgt. Colin Winand (center), a healthcare specialist, 1-69th Aviation Regiment, and Army Sgt. 1st Class Billy Weber, a healthcare specialist with the State Medical Detachment, Maryland Army National Guard, at Kasarna Manjacab in Dobrnja, Bosnia and Herzegovina on July 16, 2022. Guard members assigned to the State Medical Detachment and 1-169th Aviation Regiment, Maryland Army National Guard, trained alongside active duty Soldiers from the 1st Squadron, 91st Cavalry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade, and the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina soldiers in tactics, aviation, medical, and non-commissioned officer development. The Maryland National Guard will celebrate 20 years of partnership with the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina through the National Guard Bureau’s State Partnership Program next year.
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