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Nov. 24, 2008

U.S., Belize military medical teams provide disaster relief medical care for flood victims

A 33-person team from Joint Task Force-Bravo deployed to Belize Nov. 13-15 to provide disaster relief medical care to people affected by serious flooding in the region. In partnership with a Belize Defense Force team, JTF-Bravo medical crews, based out of Price Barracks near Belize International Airport, airlifted into the villages of Burrell Boom

Oct. 30, 2008

JTF-Bravo provides filtered water to flood affected community

Flooding, caused by a more than week long stretch of rainfall has made life difficult for communities surrounding here, but servicemembers stationed at Joint Task Force-Bravo are determined help with one of life's most basic needs - water. Servicemembers here are currently involved in a 10-day water filtration project in a community near La Paz,

Oct. 20, 2008

U.S. military assists Honduran crews during Comayagua flood rescue

U.S. military members from Joint Task Force-Bravo rescued four people from flood waters Oct. 19 in Comayagua, Honduras. The JTF-Bravo Emergency Response Team was alerted about 9:40 a.m. to assist local Honduran emergency teams in rescue operations, according to Lt. Col. Richard Somers, JTF-Bravo Army Forces commander. "We are committed to the

Oct. 16, 2008

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Sept. 30, 2008

JTF-Bravo medical relief ‘a dream come true’ for remote Costa Rican villagers

A Panamanian woman crosses the border into Costa Rica on a narrow strip of mountainous terrain, known as Punta Burica, that juts into the Pacific Ocean. She traverses a makeshift swing bridge, and after a nearly two-hour journey on foot, she changes out of her traveling clothes into her nicest outfit, a hand-sewn purple dress zigzagged with yellow

Sept. 27, 2008

U.S. Embassy officials, JTF-Bravo, partner with Costa Rica to provide medical support

The U.S. ambassador to Costa Rica visited the medical readiness exercise sites in two villages Sept. 26, to see the joint efforts provided by U.S. servicemembers and the Costa Rican government.Ambassador Peter Cianchette saw combined efforts in La Pena and Carona by Joint Task Force-Bravo and Costa Rica health and safety officials during day two of

Sept. 26, 2008

U.S. servicemembers partner with Costa Rica to provide airlift, medical care

More than 20 servicemembers from Joint Task Force-Bravo deployed Sept. 23 to provide airlift and partner with Costa Rica health officials for a medical readiness exercise Sept. 25-27 in two remote villages. During the three-day MEDRETE, medical professionals from the United States and Costa Rica will provide medical care to an estimated 2,000

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