U.S. Military Working Dog unit Maintains Readiness in Djibouti

Whenever the K-9 unit isn't protecting U.S. assets they train their military working dogs by pushing their boundaries to ensure peak effectiveness during the work day.

By Senior Airman Mario Calabro , Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa Djibouti Jul 30, 2022

Task Force Associator opens Joint Light Leaders Course to sister services

U.S. Soldiers, Sailors and Marines participated in the Joint Light Leaders Course to learn fundamentals of infantry tactics, planning, and leadership to build a cohesive relationship across branches to support operations and plans in East Africa.

Task Force Associator Replaces Task Force Paxton as East Africa’s Newest Security Forces Unit

CAMP LEMONNIER, Djibouti – The Pennsylvania National Guard’s Task Force Associator was officially given responsibility for the security mission in East Africa from Task Force Paxton, another Pennsylvania National Guard Unit, during a transfer of authority ceremony Oct. 21, 2024.

Sigonella Blood Depot Trainer visits CJTF-HOA to Promote Mission Readiness

A member of the blood depot section at Naval Air Station Sigonella in Sicily, Italy, visited the Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa medical logistics center to provide training on the blood deglycerolization process to personnel from CJTF-HOA, Camp Lemonnier EMF, and the U.S. Embassy in Djibouti.

Task Force Associator opens Joint Light Leaders Course to sister services

Task Force Associator Replaces Task Force Paxton as East Africa’s Newest Security Forces Unit

Sigonella Blood Depot Trainer visits CJTF-HOA to Promote Mission Readiness

Task Force Associator opens Joint Light Leaders Course to sister services

Task Force Associator Replaces Task Force Paxton as East Africa’s Newest Security Forces Unit

Sigonella Blood Depot Trainer visits CJTF-HOA to Promote Mission Readiness

Combined Joint Task Force — Horn of Africa

CJTF-HOA

U.S. Military Working Dog unit Maintains Readiness in Djibouti

Whenever the K-9 unit isn't protecting U.S. assets they train their military working dogs by pushing their boundaries to ensure peak effectiveness during the work day.