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Garuda Shield 2007

Lt. General John M Brown III, U.S. Army, Pacific commanding general talks to Tentara Nasional Indonesia-Army Division Maj. Chris K. Tehuteru, 328th Infantry Battalion, Cilodong, West Java, Republic of Indonesia, TNI-AD Capt. Mike Asmi, 321st Infantry Battalion, West Java, Republic of Indonesia and U.S. Maj. Wayne Brewster, Headquarters, Headquarters Company, 1st Brigade, 25th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, Fort Wainwright, Alaska, Sunday during exercise Garuda Shield 07. Brown visited the Kostrad, home of the TNI-AD's 1st Infantry Division in Cilodong, West Java, Republic of Indonesia, Sunday to observe exercise Garuda Shield 07. During his time at the exercise site, he spoke with U.S. and TNI-AD Soldiers and received briefings from Col Jon Lee, U.S. exercise co-director and Maj. Gen. M. Noer Muis, TNI-AD exercise co-director. U.S. Soldiers are in Indonesia to participate in exercise Garuda Shield 07. The goals of the Command Post Exercise, which will run until April 27, are to improve capabilities in Peace Support Operations and Civil Military Operations. Lt. General John M Brown III, U.S. Army, Pacific commanding general talks to U.S. Maj. Anthony DeRose, Headquarters, and Headquarters Detachment, U.S. Army, Alaska, Fort Richardson, while Tentara Nasional Indonesia-Army Division Maj. Gen. M. Noer Muis, TNI-AD co-exercise director and TNI-AD Col. Heronimus Guru, deputy exercise director look on.


During his time at the exercise site, he spoke with U.S. and TNI-AD Soldiers and received briefings from Col Jon Lee, U.S. exercise co-director and Muis. U.S. Soldiers are in Indonesia to participate in exercise Garuda Shield 07. The goals of the Command Post Exercise, which will run until April 27, are to improve capabilities in Peace Support Operations and Civil Military Operations.


Lt. General John M Brown III, U.S. Army, Pacific commanding general talks to U.S. Soldiers and Tentara Nasional Indonesia-Army Division Soldiers during exercise Garuda Shield 07 Sunday. Brown visited the Kostrad, home of the TNI-AD's 1st Infantry Division in Cilodong, West Java, Republic of Indonesia, Sunday. During his time at the exercise site, he spoke with U.S. and TNI-AD Soldiers and received briefings from Col Jon Lee, U.S. exercise co-director and Maj. Gen. M. Noer Muis, TNI-AD exercise co-director. U.S. Soldiers are in Indonesia to participate in exercise Garuda Shield 07. The goals of the Command Post Exercise, which will run until April 27, are to improve capabilities in Peace Support Operations and Civil Military Operations.

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