36 CRG sends military training team to Palau

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36 CRG sends military training team to Palau

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ANDERSEN AIR FORCE, Guam - U.S. Air Force members from the 36th Contingency Response Squadron enter Palau National Airport after arriving on island for a key leader engagement, June 23, 2021. The purpose of the visit was for the commander of the 36th CRG, to meet with key leaders of Palau such as the ambassador, national security office coordinator, two governors, and to go on a walkthrough of some of the sites where his members are conducting training.

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