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The NAMRU EURAFCENT team were trained by WRAIR-Africa in wastewater surveillance. As part of the training, wastewater samples were collected from a local fish market at Dunga beach.

WRAIR-Africa conducts wastewater surveillance training - The NAMRU EURAFCENT team were trained by WRAIR-Africa in wastewater surveillance. As part of the training, wastewater samples were collected from a local fish market at Dunga beach.

WRAIR-Africa entomologists conduct field identification of insects collected near Justified Accord cantonment area.

WRAIR-Africa conducts vector surveillance for joint exercises - WRAIR-Africa entomologists conduct field identification of insects collected near Justified Accord cantonment area.

MAJ Pow Sang (middle), Chief of Microbiology at WRAIR-Africa, teaches soldiers how to use BioFire equipment for disease surveillance at African Lion 2025.

WRAIR-Africa uses state-of-the-art biosurveillance methods - MAJ Pow Sang (middle), Chief of Microbiology at WRAIR-Africa, teaches soldiers how to use BioFire equipment for disease surveillance at African Lion 2025.

Kenyan Army Lt. Col. Moses Mdzomba and U.S. Army Capt. Juwan Crittenden pose for a photo during the SETAF-AF medical readiness exercise. - Kenyan Army Lt. Col. Moses Mdzomba and U.S. Army Capt. Juwan Crittenden pose for a photo during the U.S. Army Southern European Task Force, Africa (SETAF-AF) medical readiness exercise (MEDREX) and global health engagements (GHE) concept development event (CDE) held in Vicenza, Italy, Sept.16-20, 2024. The MEDREX GHE CDE brought together military medical professionals, planners, and experts from SETAF-AF, U.S. Africa Command, U.S. Medical Command, and others, along with medical providers and representatives from 17 African partner nations. Participants worked collectively to refine the fiscal year 2025 MEDREX and Global Health Engagements execution strategy and discussed the framework for fiscal years 2026 through 2028. (U.S. Army photo by 1st Lt. Katherine Sibilla)

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