US Army engineers break ground, enhance Polish infrastructure [Image 22 of 24]

KARLIKI, POLAND

08.13.2020

Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Timothy Hughes 

U.S. Army Europe and Africa     

(l-r) U.S. Army Col. Timothy MacDonald, commander, 18th Military Police Brigade; Polish Land Forces Maj. Krzysztof Krezel, chief of training assessment group; The Honorable Burmistrz Miasta, mayor, Zagan; Polish Land Forces Col. Piotra Plocha, chief of district board of infrastructure in Zielona Gora; and U.S. Army Lt. Col. Jessica Goffena, commander, 15th Engineer Battalion; ceremoniously break ground signaling the official start of Resolute Castle 20 at Karliki, Poland, August 13, 2020. The mission is a U.S. Army Europe engineering exercise occurring from 10 August – 8 September 2020; it provides engineering training opportunities with the mission of completing construction projects intended to improve existing host nation infrastructure, which includes the construction of an intermediate staging base, forward arming and refueling point maintenance, the clearing of a helicopter landing zone, and the improvement of a railhead byway and range road at Camp Trezbien, Poland. Additionally the improvements will include the construction of a general purpose warehouse in Karliki, Poland, and the construction of a fuel system supply point at Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area, Poland. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Timothy Hughes)

• Date Taken: 08.13.2020
• Date Posted: 08.13.2020 14:24
• Photo ID: 6309114
• VIRIN: 200813-A-XH946-313
• Resolution: 7952x5304
• Size: 33.91 MB
• Location: KARLIKI, PL