Staff Sgt. Brian Harris, an Alabama National Guard Soldier deployed to Kosovo with the 666th Explosive Ordnance Company out of Jacksonville, Ala., explains the danger of unexploded ordnance to a group of 50 students between the ages of 7-13 during an Aug. 29, 2015, visit by Pristina’s A&A Language Center to Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo. During the visit, Army Soldiers held demonstrations, engaged the students in workshops and relationship-building exercises, and helped them better understand the multinational troops’ mission as part of NATO’s peace support effort in Kosovo. The A&A Language Cen

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Staff Sgt. Brian Harris, an Alabama National Guard Soldier deployed to Kosovo with the 666th Explosive Ordnance Company out of Jacksonville, Ala., explains the danger of unexploded ordnance to a group of 50 students between the ages of 7-13 during an Aug. 29, 2015, visit by Pristina’s A&A Language Center to Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo. During the visit, Army Soldiers held demonstrations, engaged the students in workshops and relationship-building exercises, and helped them better understand the multinational troops’ mission as part of NATO’s peace support effort in Kosovo. The A&A Language Center works with companies and enterprises in Kosovo and abroad to offer training in many foreign languages. ( Army photo by Ardian Nrecaj, Multinational Battle Group-East)

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