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AFP, Ghana, Partnership, Africa, AFAFRICA, USAFE

ACCRA, Ghana -- Master Sgt. Kirt Manners, center, 818th Mobility Support Advisory Squadron, assists Ghanaian air force members in preparing to secure cargo to an aircraft before the capstone event of African Partnership Flight 12-2 March 21 here. U.S. Air Forces Africa APF 12-2 is a military-to-military partnership building exercise event providing all air forces involved the opportunity to exchange techniques and learn from one another. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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Partnership, Africa, Ghana, APF, AFAFRICA, USAFE

ACCRA, Ghana -- A member of the Ghanaian air force guards a U.S. Air Force C-130J Hercules during the capstone event of African Partnership Flight 12-2 March 21 here. U.S. Air Forces Africa APF 12-2 is a military-to-military partnership building exercise event providing all air forces involved the opportunity to exchange techniques and learn from one another. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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Partnership, Africa, Ghana, APF, AFAFRICA, USAFE

ACCRA, Ghana -- A member of the Benin air force secures a latch onto an U.S. Air Force C-130J Hercules in preparation for the African Partnership Flight capstone event March 12 here. U.S. Air Forces Africa APF 12-2 is a military-to-military partnership building exercise event providing all air forces involved the opportunity to exchange techniques and learn from one another. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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APF, AFAFRICA, Ghana, Partnership, Africa

ACCRA, Ghana -- Ghanaian locals, right, play traditional Ghanaian instruments as they lead the African Partnership Flight 12-2 official party down the flightline during the APF 12-2 closing ceremony March 23 here. APF 12-2 is military-to-military partnership building exercise that gave Ghanaian, Togolese, Senegalese, Nigerian, Benin and U.S. Air Force the opportunity to share ideas, techniques and practices to strengthen each nations air-security. During the two-week exercise the six partnering nation's shared experience in various fields to include: medical, search and rescue, aircraft marshalling, aircraft loading, security, safety, public affairs, aircraft maintenance and chaplain services. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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APF, AFAFRICA, Ghana, Partnership, Africa

ACCRA, Ghana -- Ghanaian air force Air Commodore Emmanuel Obeng, GAF headquarters base commander, passes the inaugural African Partnership Flight trophy to Ugandan air force chief of staff, Brig. Gen. Moses Rwakitarate March 23 during the APF 12-2 closing ceremony here. Uganda is host nation for next year’s APF event. APF 12-2 is military-to-military partnership building exercise that gave Ghanaian, Togolese, Senegalese, Nigerian, Benin and U.S. Air Force the opportunity to share ideas, techniques and practices to strengthen each nation’s air-security. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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APF, AFAFRICA, Ghana, Partnership, Africa

ACCRA, Ghana -- U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Maggie Woodward, center, 17th Air Forces commander, salutes along with leadership from partnering African nations during the closing ceremony of the first African Partnership Flight March 23 here. APF 12-2 is military-to-military partnership building exercise that gave Ghanaian, Togolese, Senegalese, Nigerian, Benin and U.S. Air Force the opportunity to exchange ideas, techniques and practices to strengthen each nations' air-security. During the two-week exercise the six partnering nations shared experience in various fields to include: medical, search and rescue, aircraft marshalling, aircraft loading, security, safety, public affairs, aircraft maintenance and chaplain services. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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APF, Partnership, Ghana, AFAFRICA, USAFE

ACCRA, Ghana -- Captain Shana Serrano, U.S. Air Forces in Africa interpreter, poses with Lola, the stuffed animal, by the African Partnership Flight 12-2 banner March 16 at Camp Burma here. Serrano is here as an interpreter for APF 12-2, which is a military-to-military partnership building event involving the U.S., Ghanaian, Nigerian, Togolese, Senegalese and Benin Air Forces. Serrano brought Lola to take photos with around Ghana and with her fellow comrades from all Air Forces participating in APF 12-2 so that her daughter can see the kind of work she's doing in Africa. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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APF, Partnership, Ghana, AFAFRICA, USAFE

ACCRA, Ghana -- -- Captain Shana Serrano, U.S. Air Forces in Africa interpreter, and her stuffed animal, Lola, pose to take a photo with Ghanaian Air Force suppliers Flight Sgt. Isaac Afeti and Cpl. Lilian Mansu March 16 here. Serrano is here as an interpreter for the African Partnership Flight 12-2, which is a military-to-military event increasing the capabilities of U.S., Ghanaian, Nigerian, Togolese, Senegalese and Benin Air Forces through partnership building. Serrano brought Lola to take photos with around Ghana and with her fellow comrades from all Air Forces participating in APF 12-2 so that her daughter can see the kind of work she's doing in Africa. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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APF, Partnership, Ghana, AFAFRICA, USAFE

ACCRA, Ghana -- Captain Shana Serrano, U.S. Air Forces in Africa interpreter, poses with Lola, the stuffed animal, by an aircraft March 16 at Camp Burma here. Serrano is here as an interpreter for the African Partnership Flight 12-2, which is a military-to-military event increasing the capabilities of U.S., Ghanaian, Nigerian, Togolese, Senegalese and Benin Air Forces through partnership building. Serrano brought Lola to take photos with around Ghana and with her fellow comrades from all Air Forces participating in APF 12-2 so that her daughter can see the kind of work she's doing in Africa. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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APF, Ghana, Africa, USAFE, AFAFRICA

ACCRA, Ghana -- Tech. Sgt. Jeffrey Griffith, 17th Air Force, talks about signs a vehicle component may have been tampered with during a vehicle search exercise with Ghanaian Air Force Cpl. Felix Boampong, general duty, and Ghanaian Air Force Leading Aircraftsman Emmanuel Nelson, general duty, here March 15. Participants in the airfield security portion of the African Partnership had three minutes to search a sport utility vehicle for a simulated explosive device placed by other members of the group. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brok McCarthy/released)

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APF, Ghana, Africa, USAFE, AFAFRICA

ACCRA, Ghana -- Leading Aircraftsmen Lydia Opoku, Ghana Air Force general duties, practices challenging techniques shared during a challenge and search exercise at the African Partnership Flight 12-2 March 14 here. The APF is a military-to-military partnership strengthening event providing Air Forces from the U.S., Ghana, Nigeria, Benin, Senegal and Togo the opportunity to exchange techniques and learn from one another. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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APF, Ghana, Africa, USAFE, AFAFRICA

ACCRA, Ghana -- Col. Chuck Tedder, U.S. Air Forces Africa chief of medical readiness, performs the Valsalva maneuver, while Nigerian air force Flying Officer Roy Umar Habib, a military doctor, watches for movement of his ear drum during the aerospace medicine portion of African Partnership Flight here March 14. The maneuver, which is commonly used to pop a person’s ears from changes in altitude, is part of U.S. Air Force flight physicals. (U.S. Air Force by Staff Sgt. Brok McCarthy/released)

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AFAFRICA, USAFE, Ghana, Africa, Partnership

Col. Dave Poage, African Partnership Flight mission commander, and Ghana air force Wing Cmdr. Frank Hanson, C-295 pilot, discuss the various classes going here during APF March 12. Over a two-week period, servicemembers from Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Senegal and the United States will have the opportunity to share experiences in a wide number of topics related to air mobility, as well as improve on relations as friends and allies. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brok McCarthy/Released)

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USAFE, AFAFRICA, APF

ACCRA, Ghana -- Staff Sgt. Robert Browning, U.S. Air Forces in Europe band Touch 'n Go drummer, jams out on the drums during a partnership building performance apart of their tour in support of the African Partnership Flight at the Accra Girls Senior High School March 15 here. This performance is their first of seven community outreach performances in support of the APF. They are traveling throughout Ghana to support the host nation of the APF's countrymen. The APF is a U.S. Air Forces Africa military-to-military event involving the exchange of ideas between U.S., Ghanaian, Benin, Nigerian, Togolese and Sengalese Air Forces. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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USAFE, AFAFRICA, APF

ACCRA, Ghana -- Tech. Sgt. Craig Bowman, U.S. Air Forces in Europe band Touch 'n Go vocalist, sings along with a student of the Accra Girls Senior High School during a community relations performance in support of the first African Partnership Flight March 15 here. This performance is their first of seven community outreach performances in support of the APF. They are traveling throughout Ghana to support the host nation of the APF's countrymen. The APF is an U.S. Air Forces Africa military-to-military event involving the exchange of ideas between U.S., Ghanaian, Benin Nigerian, Togolese and Sengalese Air Forces. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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USAFE, AFAFRICA, APF

ACCRA, Ghana -- Students from the Accra Girls Senior High School filter in to their school's auditorium to see U.S. Air Forces in Europe band Touch 'n Go perform March 13 here. This performance is their first of seven community outreach performances in support of the African Partnership Flight. The band is traveling throughout Ghana to support the host nation of the APF's countrymen. The APF is a U.S. Air Forces Africa military-to-military event involving the exchange of ideas between U.S., Ghanaian, Benin, Nigerian, Togolese and Sengalese Air Forces. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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USAFE, AFAFRICA, APF

ACCRA, Ghana -- Tech. Sgt. Mark Fradsen, U.S. Air Forces in Europe band Touch 'n Go bassist, pumps up the crowd during a partnership building performance at the Accra Girls Senior High School in support of the first African Partnership Flight March 15 here. This performance is their first of seven community outreach performances in support of the APF. They are traveling throughout Ghana to support the host nation of the APF's countrymen. The APF is a military-to-military event involving the exchange of ideas between U.S., Ghanaian, Benin, Nigerian, Togolese and Sengalese Air Forces. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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USAFE, AFAFRICA, APF

ACCRA, Ghana -- Tech. Sgt. Craig Bowman, U.S. Air Forces in Europe band Touch 'n Go vocalist, serenades students of the Accra Girls Senior High School during a community relations performance in support of the first African Partnership Flight March 15 here. This performance is their first of seven community outreach performances in support of the APF. They are traveling throughout Ghana to support the host nation of the APF's countrymen. The APF is an U.S. Air Forces Africa military-to-military event involving the exchange of ideas between U.S., Ghanaian, Benin Nigerian, Togolese and Sengalese Air Forces. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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African Partnership Flight 12-2

ACCRA, Ghana -- Members of U.S., Benin, Ghanaian, Nigerian, Togolese, and Senegalese air forces wait for the first African Partnership Flight's opening ceremonies to commence March 12 here. APF is a two week military-to-military multilateral and regional engagement event involving the partnership of U.S., Benin, Ghanaian, Nigerian, Togolese, and Senegalese air forces. The partnerships aim to increase air safety and security for the region through the exchange of ideas and techniques between all countries involved in the event. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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African Partnership Flight 12-2

ACCRA, Ghana -- Chief Master Sgt. Douglas Faldet, 119th Wing component maintenance flight chief, listens as Air Commodore Emanuel Ahadome, Ghana air officer, director of logistics speaks of the importance of the first African Partnership Flight during the APF's opening ceremonies March 12 here. APF is a two week military-to-military multilateral and regional engagement event involving the partnership of U.S., Benin, Ghanaian, Nigerian, Togolese, and Senegalese air forces. . The partnerships aim to increase air safety and security for the region through the exchange of ideas and techniques between all countries involved in the event. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Natasha Stannard/Released)

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