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  • AFL Liberia Pfc. Cyres Thompson admires his shot placement while Operation ONWARD LIBERTY mentors ensure line safety during a combat marksmanship program course led by AFL instructors and supported by OOL mentors at E B Kesselly Military Barracks April 26.

    Deploying AFL Soldiers Complete Combat Training

    Armed Forces of Liberia soldiers slated to deploy to Mali have completed a combat marksmanship program course led by AFL instructors and supported by Operation ONWARD LIBERTY (OOL) mentors at Edward Binyah Kesselly Military Barracks.

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  • (From left to right) U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Eric Crim, U.S. Embassy-Monrovia Office of Security Cooperation enlisted maritime advisor, Liberian Coast Guard training officer, Lieutenant Charles Blawah and French Navy Lieutenant Matthew Ruf

    Liberians and French Conduct Joint Anti-Piracy Training

    Liberian Coast Guardsmen and French Navy sailors have participated in joint anti-piracy training aboard the French frigate, Latouche-Treville, during a port visit April 16-19 to Monrovia. U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) personnel from U.S. Embassy-Monrovia’s Office of Security Cooperation were on hand to mentor and support Liberian Coast Guard (LCG) sailors throughout the partnered training.

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  • Liberian Soldiers Complete U.S. Training

    Liberian Soldiers Complete U.S. Training

    MONROVIA, Liberia – Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) soldiers gearing up to deploy to Mali have completed a two-day scenario training exercise provided by Operation ONWARD LIBERTY mentors and AFL trainers at Camp Ware’s Armed Forces Training Command.

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  • Ambassador Malac views the crops at Sangai Farm

    U.S. Ambassador Deborah Malac Tours Agrobusiness

    Sangai Farm, Bong County— U.S. Ambassador Deborah Malac says women play a key role in the rebuilding of Liberia’s agricultural sector.

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  • Amb Malac cuts ribbon at school dedication in Duazon.

    U.S. Ambassador Malac Dedicates New School

    Duazon, Margibi County, March 22 -- U.S. Ambassador Deborah Malac said it is critical to Liberia's future that girls have equal access to education.

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  • Amb Malac addressing Advancing Youth group Zorzor
    U.S. Ambassador Praises Advancing Youth Project

    Zorzor, Lofa County -- U.S. Ambassador Deborah Malac says the United States Government will continue to support Liberian youth to reach their maximum potential, both as individuals, and as a generation committed to the positive transformation of Liberia. 

  • Ambassador Malac Opens New American Corner
    Ambassador Malac Opens New American Corner

    Ambassador Malac cuts the ribbon to open the new American Corner at the ZRTTI in Lofa County as the Superintendent of Lofa County, George Dunor (left), and Director of ZRTTI Dr. Advertus Orea Wright (in the middle) look on. 

  • U.S. Mentors Train Liberians on Military Police Tactics
    U.S. Mentors Train Liberians on Military Police Tactics

    Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) soldiers have graduated from a military police basic skills course provided by Operation ONWARD LIBERTY (OOL) mentors at Camp Ware’s Armed Forces Training Command.  

  • Liberians Train Partner Nations in Maritime Security
    Liberians Train Partner Nations in Maritime Security

    Liberian Coast Guardsmen and sailors from partner nations Sierra Leone and the Ivory Coast have graduated from a Liberian Coast Guard (LCG)-led joint boarding officer training course (JBOC) at the Liberian Coast Guard Base. 

  • U.S. Government Funds Key Equipment at RIA
    U.S. Government Funds Key Equipment at RIA

    U.S. Charge d’Affaires Karl P. Albrecht and Liberian Minister of Transport, Eugene Nagbe, cut the ribbon at a transfer ceremony of U-S.-funded equipment to the Roberts International Airport. 

  • U.S. Marines Deliver Toys to Hundreds of Liberian Kids
    U.S. Marines Deliver Toys to Hundreds of Liberian Kids

    Monrovia -- The U.S. Marines, accompanied by a U.S. Embassy employee, spent their Christmas holidays handing out toys to hundreds of Liberian children at orphanages, girls’ homes, and centers for abused children throughout the greater Monrovia area.  

  • Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf greets members of the Armed Forces of Liberia and their families during the third-annual AFL Affiliation Day at Edward Binyah Kesselly Military Barracks Dec. 27.
    Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Thanks AFL Soldiers and their Families

    Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf greets members of the Armed Forces of Liberia and their families during the third-annual AFL Affiliation Day at Edward Binyah Kesselly Military Barracks Dec. 27.