Joint Task Force-Bravo supports combined Salvadorian, U.S. military training

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Members of the 1st Battalion, 228th Aviation Regiment from Joint Task Force-Bravo and Special Operations Command South conduct aircraft familiarization training on a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter with Salvadorian military May 24 in El Salvador. JTF-Bravo and other U.S. Military elements such as U.S. Army South Regionally Aligned Forces and Special-Purpose Marine Air, Ground Task Forces, under the auspices of U.S. Southern Command, routinely conduct combined training and exercises with Partner Nation security forces in multiple Central American nations, improving the safety and security in the CENTAM region and southern approaches to the United States. (Courtesy Photo Illustration)

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Joint Task Force-Bravo supports combined Salvadorian, U.S. military training
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Miembros del 1er Batallón, 228 Regimiento de Aviación de la Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta-Bravo y el Comando de Operaciones Especiales Sur realizan un entrenamiento de familiarización con aeronaves en un helicóptero UH-60 Black Hawk con militares del Ejército de El Salvador, el 24 de mayo del 2016. La FTC-Bravo y otros elementos del Ejército de los EE.UU., como las Fuerzas Regionales del Ejercito Sur y las Fuerzas de Tarea Sur de Propósito Especial Aeroterrestre que funcionan bajo el Comando Sur de los EE.UU., realizan ejercicios combinados de manera rutinaria, entrenando a las fuerzas de seguridad de las naciones compañeras en Centro América, mejorando la seguridad y el bienestar de la región, y los enfoques de los EE.UU. (Ilustración fotografía de cortesía)

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