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Winter 2011
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Sgt. Kirstin Goehler, female engagement team noncommissioned officer in charge, Nangarhar PRT, (432nd CA Bn, Green Bay, Wisc.) holds an Afghan child after a female shura.

415th Civil Affairs Bn. comes home

 

 

“You showed a nation what America is all about — a nation willing to put a hand out to help another. The bottom line is that you made a difference. I truly thank you and we are so proud of you.”

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A box of Lego Soldiers sits inside an Army Combat Helmet ready to be donated during Operation Toy Drop

Sgt. Kirstin Goehler, female engagement team noncommissioned officer in charge, Nangarhar PRT, (405th CA Bn, Pleasant Grove, Utah) holds an Afghan child after a female shura.1TB preps Soldiers with Soldiers

“This is very important to the new Soldiers. You’re life is on the line,”

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Sgt. Kirstin Goehler, female engagement team noncommissioned officer in charge, Nangarhar PRT, (405th CA Bn, Pleasant Grove, Utah) holds an Afghan child after a female shura.CA Soldiers volunteer time & effort to African Wildlife

 

" I can get out and get my hands into Africa. …You get to experience Africa the way it was meant to be, down in the dirt.”

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Sgt. Kirstin Goehler, female engagement team noncommissioned officer in charge, Nangarhar PRT, (405th CA Bn, Pleasant Grove, Utah) holds an Afghan child after a female shura.17th conducts night jump in the Lone Star state

 

“We jumped at night, we jumped off of the ramp of a C-130 and we even had an on-board rigging with one of our jumpmasters,”

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Sgt. Kirstin Goehler, female engagement team noncommissioned officer in charge, Nangarhar PRT, (405th CA Bn, Pleasant Grove, Utah) holds an Afghan child after a female shura.The CG answers your questions

 

You asked, he got the answers

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Soldiers from the 341st Psychological Operation Company, located in San Antonio delivered Humvees full of toys to the Fisher House for children whose families are residing in the house and outside communities, Dec. 4. The Kids Wish Network donated thousands of toys to be donated to children in need this holiday season in support of the U.S. Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command (Airborne)'s Operation Toy Drop. Soldiers also delivered toys at The Children's Shelter, and St. PJ's Children's Home. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. April Evaro)Army Reserve NCO uses civilian, military backgrounds to benefit veterans

“I felt I was overtaken by this global consciousness to seek a more unique position to do more on a humanitarian level,”

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Maj. Gen. Jeffrey A. Jacobs accepts the command colors during his change of command ceremony at Fort Bragg, N.C. on October 23, 2011 (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Sharilyn R. Wells) Female Soldiers and Center Volunteers Share Separate Experiences  

“If I’d had this training prior to my deployment, I would have felt more comfortable when I worked with community leaders in the provinces there,"

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A local injects livestock with medicine.412th CA BN Soldiers visit with Islamic center’s members as cultural lesson  

“As civil affairs Soldiers, our job is to serve as the cultural advisors to the supported unit commander,”

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Sgt. Kirstin Goehler, female engagement team noncommissioned officer in charge, Nangarhar PRT, (405th CA Bn, Pleasant Grove, Utah) holds an Afghan child after a female shura.

Colorado Inaugurates its own Civil Affairs Battalion

“As a senior noncommissioned officer, it’s very refreshing to see these soldiers so positive, selfless, and motivated to want to help their unit by getting MOS and NCOES qualified.”

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Soldiers from the 341st Psychological Operation Company, located in San Antonio delivered Humvees full of toys to the Fisher House for children whose families are residing in the house and outside communities, Dec. 4. The Kids Wish Network donated thousands of toys to be donated to children in need this holiday season in support of the U.S. Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command (Airborne)'s Operation Toy Drop. Soldiers also delivered toys at The Children's Shelter, and St. PJ's Children's Home. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. April Evaro)Djiboutian Special Forces, U.S. Soldiers Share Language Skills

“The program gives us a chance to bond and strengthen our relationship,” Scally said. “The Djiboutians are our allies and we want to build a lasting relationship with these soldiers.”

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Maj. Gen. Jeffrey A. Jacobs accepts the command colors during his change of command ceremony at Fort Bragg, N.C. on October 23, 2011 (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Sharilyn R. Wells)

FET helps uncover hardships facing Afghan women

“We weren’t sure we were getting a clear picture. We hear men’s opinions, but we also needed to see the woman’s perspective.”

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Sgt. Kirstin Goehler, female engagement team noncommissioned officer in charge, Nangarhar PRT, (405th CA Bn, Pleasant Grove, Utah) holds an Afghan child after a female shura.401st Civil Affairs Battalion gets

ADAPT-ed

 

“They have to be Afghan solutions, it can’t be a U.S. solution,”

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Soldiers from the 341st Psychological Operation Company, located in San Antonio delivered Humvees full of toys to the Fisher House for children whose families are residing in the house and outside communities, Dec. 4. The Kids Wish Network donated thousands of toys to be donated to children in need this holiday season in support of the U.S. Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command (Airborne)'s Operation Toy Drop. Soldiers also delivered toys at The Children's Shelter, and St. PJ's Children's Home. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. April Evaro)CA Soldiers deliver supplies to remote Djiboutian school

“It’s a tool of life. If the student knows how to read and write, he will be useful to himself, then he will be able to help his parents, then eventually he will be able to help his country.”

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Maj. Gen. Jeffrey A. Jacobs accepts the command colors during his change of command ceremony at Fort Bragg, N.C. on October 23, 2011 (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Sharilyn R. Wells)Training connects Arizona teachers and U.S. Army Reserve soldiers

“We wanted to get our people out in the field doing CA [Civil Affairs], practicing CA, the way they would downrange,”

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A local injects livestock with medicine.VA facility fittingly named after Civil Affairs Officer and doctor

“I think it signifies him, he wanted to help everyone, he lived for that, he wasn’t doing it because someone asked him to do it,”

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Sgt. Kirstin Goehler, female engagement team noncommissioned officer in charge, Nangarhar PRT, (405th CA Bn, Pleasant Grove, Utah) holds an Afghan child after a female shura.

More than just wings

 

"If you have you should give to those who don’t have,”

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Soldiers from the 341st Psychological Operation Company, located in San Antonio delivered Humvees full of toys to the Fisher House for children whose families are residing in the house and outside communities, Dec. 4. The Kids Wish Network donated thousands of toys to be donated to children in need this holiday season in support of the U.S. Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command (Airborne)'s Operation Toy Drop. Soldiers also delivered toys at The Children's Shelter, and St. PJ's Children's Home. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. April Evaro)490th CA BN helps Karabti San Build Eco-Dome


“The mission in Karabti San is really about bringing the community together,”

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