Old News: Army Journalism
Lt. Col. Geraldine Shutt, current vice president of Operation CARE, hands out donated items to afghan children attending school in Bagram, Afghanistan May 15. Operation CARE is a non-denominational, non-profit organizatin dedicated to the welfare of the people of Afghanistan and, esecially, to its children.
The event was held to help foster relationships among coalition forces, local governments and local doctors while improving the health of Afghans living in the province, officials said.
A village elder and Community Development Council representative in Afghanistan’s Kohe Sofi district works his way through a group of children so he can meet with the Kapisa and Parwan Provicial Reconstruction Team civil affairs leader and discuss upcoming projects
The event was held to help foster relationships among coalition forces, local governments and local doctors while improving the health of Afghans living in the province, officials said.
The event was held to help foster relationships among coalition forces, local governments and local doctors while improving the health of Afghans living in the province, officials said.
Service members here show they care for the future of a free and democratic Afghanistan and a peaceful, nurturing environment for Afghan children by distributing donated items to local youth. Operation Care, a Bagram-based humanitarian effort, was created in May 2006 and strives to "win the hearts and minds of the Afghan people, one child at a time," officials said.
Stones marked with red and white paint line a trail going through the mine beds that lay on the outer parts of Bagram Air Field. This area is being prepped for detination.