U.S. Army Southern European Task Force, Africa
SETAF-AFRICA

Why I Serve: Capt. Leyla Kosakowski

Why I Serve: “I joined the Army to make a difference for this country while fighting for it. I continue to serve to protect the health of the men and women of this country and to emphasize preventive medicine to conserve the fighting force.” -- Capt. Leyla Kosakowski, a 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade environmental science and engineering officer (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Kymberley Jurado)

By SETAF-Africa Public Affairs ,  SETAF-Africa May 06, 2021
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2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade
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