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Long-term partnerships with at least six African countries expected, SFAB colonel says 5 hours ago Djibouti soldiers in the Rapid Intervention Battalion wait in a makeshift trench before moving towards an objective during a training exercise with SFAB advisers Sept. 28, 2020. (Tech. Sgt. Peter Thompson/Air Force) A recent deployment of Army advisors to Africa saw U.S. troops pull out of Somalia but increase their footprint on the continent, beginning training missions in Senegal, Kenya and Ghana. Col. Michael P. Sullivan, head of 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade out of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, told reporters Wednesday that he expects the SFAB mission in Africa to grow.
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The Arctic strategy released by the Army in March reflects the US military s increasing focus on the region.
While the Army has long operated in Alaska, it s looking abroad to learn more about handling harsh conditions and tough terrain.
In March, the Army became the latest military branch to release an Arctic strategy, titled Regaining Arctic Dominance, outlining how it will pursue the Defense Department s goal of defending US interests in that increasingly accessible region.
The Army is still determining what materials, training, and infrastructure it will need, and officials say it will also need to draw on the knowledge and experience of allies that operate in extreme cold weather, on mountainous terrain, and at high altitudes.