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SETAF Mechanics Train Botswanan Soldiers A three-man joint contact team from the Southern European Task Force (SETAF) Maintenance Division in Vicenza, Italy, went to Gaborone, Botswana, last winter to instruct members of the Botswana Defense Force (BDF) on the roles and 36 responsibilities of a maintenance soldier. This training mission was part of the U.S. European Command’s Theater Security Cooperation Plan. The team provided training in maintenance and maintenance management. NOVEMBER–DECEMBER 2008
At left, a SETAF Maintenance Division Soldier instructs a group of Botswana Defense Force soldiers on the proper procedures for recovering a disabled vehicle during the hands-on portion of the group’s training. The training was provided by a joint contact team that traveled to Botswana. Above, a Botswana Defense Force Soldier receives instruction on equipment used when preparing a disabled vehicle for removal. (Photos by SFC Michael Johnson, SETAF Maintenance Division) ARMY LOGISTICIAN PROFESSIONAL BULLETIN OF UNITED STATES ARMY LOGISTICS This was the first maintenance training for many of the Botswanan soldiers, so the skills that the U.S. Soldiers presented were very basic. However, the SETAF team saw potential for more in-depth, hands-on, and face-to-face training. The team found it interesting to compare the way a foreign military handles its logistics to the way U.S. units handle theirs and discovered that it could learn from the students as well as teach them. Unsure about what to expect when they arrived in Botswana, the team was surprised by the wide mixture of equipment the Botswanan mechanics had to work on. They found the Botswanan soldiers, 37
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