JTF-B, local Police team up for Humanitarian Aid

A student from Roas De Valenzuela looks over a pack of soap she received from members of the local police and Joint Task Force- Bravo. Joint Task Force-Bravo in cooperation with the Comayagua Police provided 750 bars of soap to the local school, Rosa de Valenzuela, as part of JTF-B continuous engagement and commitment to Honduras, April 5. (Civ. Photo by Ana Maria Fonseca)

JTF-Bravo mentors medical students

U.S. Navy Ensign Kelly Haeusler watches while Ensign Patrick Englebert and Ensign Kristen Birmingham assist a Honduran doctor with surgery. U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Henry Yu assists with anesthesia. All four officers are medical students from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, Md. who visited Joint Task Force-Bravo to participate in a two-week Summer Operational Experience program. The SOE is designed to provide a military experience to junior officers to enhance their understanding of the service branches and life as a military medical officer. (Courtesy photo by Deborah Maynard)

Delivering food, fun

Joint Task Force-Bravo’s Army Forces 1st Sgt. Ernesto RiveraRodriguez hands out donations during the Chapel Hike to El Taladro, April 9. Chapel Hikes allow members from Soto Cano Air Base to interact with their Honduran neighbors while providing them with necessary sustainment foods (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Kimberly Rae Moore.)

Delivering food, fun

Staff Sgt. Ronald Myers, Joint Task Force-Bravo Personnel deputy director, plays dances with children in El Taladro April 9. The base conducted a chapel hike donating 130 bags of sustainment foods to their neighbors in need. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Kimberly Rae Moore.)

Helping our friends

SOTO CANO AIR BASE, Honduras - Maj. Jorge Cintron, Joint Task Force-Bravo Civil - Military Operations director, helps unload a delivery of humanitarian assistance equipment to the city of Comayagua Feb. 28. JTF-Bravo delivered over nine thousand dollars in equipment to cities surrounding the base to assist in controlling the mosquito population. JTF-Bravo daily operations demonstrate the professionalism and training of the men and women of Joint Task Force-Bravo and the United States Military and our commitment to the region. (Air Force photo/Capt. John T. Stamm)

Celebrating a 10-year partnership with Choluteca

SOTO CANO AIR BASE, Honduras -- Just prior to his surgery, a young patient suffering from strabismus leans toward the voice of Maj. Jorge Cintron, JTF-Bravo Civil Affairs director, Feb. 2. JTF-Bravo was supporting a week-long opthamology Medical Readiness Training Exercise in Choluteca, which successfully restored vision to 200 Hondurans. JTF-Bravo is committed to full partnerships with Central American governments in training and missions to support security, stability and prosperity throughout the region. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Kimberly Rae Moore)