Maj. Kristine Petermann, civil affairs liason Agency for International Embassy, plays games with children from the Chebelley primary school in Djibout on March 24. The school received 1050 books and 11 bookcases as part of Project Handclasp, a program which coordinates transportation and delivery of humanitarian and educational materials donated by various organizations. The service members of Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa, headquartered in Djibouti, employ an indirect approach to counter violent extremism. Through a strategy of cooperative conflict preventi
Maj. Kristine Petermann, civil affairs liason Agency for International Embassy, plays games with children from the Chebelley primary school in Djibout on March 24. The school received 1050 books and 11 bookcases as part of Project Handclasp, a program which coordinates transportation and delivery of humanitarian and educational materials donated by various organizations. The service members of Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa, headquartered in Djibouti, employ an indirect approach to counter violent extremism. Through a strategy of cooperative conflict prevention the task force helps build the internal capacities of countries at risk to prevail against extremists exploiting instability.
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