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From Left: Col. Tingira Irumba, Ugandan Defense Attache to Somalia U.S. Army Lt. Col. Rick Sonnenfeld, CJTF-HOA Mogadishu, Somalia Brig. Gen. Kayanja Muhanga Sector 1 Commander UPDF Mugisha Nathan, Ugandan Deputy Ambassador to Somalia U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Miguel Castellanos, DCG CJTF-HOA Mogadishu, Somalia Maj. Gen. Peter Elwelu, Ugandan Peoples Defense Force, Chief of Land Forces U.S. Marine Brig. Gen. David Furness, Commanding General CJTF-HOA



By Staff Sgt. Mathew Horn Aug 01, 2017
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