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West Africa: Langley Expands Campaign of Learning Footprint to West Africa

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[Africom] Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany -- It was once stated that the journey of a thousand miles was not for the weak, but for the one who was willing to be courageously intentional about every step taken along the path. That level of grit, no matter where one started, is what continues to fuel the men and women of U.S. Africa Command to challenge the status quo, build partnerships, and collaborate with African partners to face complex challenges in a dynamic environment. Surrounded around interagency partners and thought leaders, from Nov.

Source: allAfrica.com

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