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Advising everywhere: Army SFABs go smaller, farther
The part diplomat, part combat-ready force must set aside some of their own ideas and exercise a rare skill — listening.
By Todd South
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Army advisers make first mission to the Maldives, a strategic area of the Indian Ocean
"I think the [Maldives] marine corps is probably where we can help focus a lot of our efforts," said a 5th SFAB team leader. "They're the ones that will help respond to any crises that pop up in the country."
By Kyle Rempfer
This Army brigade is deploying to South Korea in the summer
An estimated 3,700 soldiers will deploy this summer to support U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
By Todd South
Army SFAB enterprise changes leaders as it begins sending smaller teams out globally
“Afghanistan was a very narrowly scoped mission, by intent. But now, as we look outside Afghanistan ... you’re really going to see a huge return on investment," said the incoming leader of Security Force Assistance Command.
By Kyle Rempfer
Army sets end-of-year window for SFABs to deploy outside Afghanistan
Although the initial focus is on the Pacific, SFABs will be regionally aligned to commands overseeing Latin America, Europe and Africa, while some may remain in the Middle East.
By Kyle Rempfer