Africa Partnership Station Story Archive
Africa Partnership Station Brings Martial Arts Training to Cameroon (25 February 2008)
In the spirit of international cooperation, U.S. and Spanish marines assigned to Africa Partnership Station (APS) brought a unique mix of martial arts training to the Cameroonian Marine Corps on Feb. 21.
Spirit of Africa Partnership Station not Lost in Translation (21 March 2008)
Three members of the Portuguese Navy and Marine Corps, arrived on board to assist as translators as part of the international effort of Africa Partnership Station's (APS) recent engagement with the island nation of Sao Tome and Principe March 10-16.
Africa Partnership Station and West Africa Training Cruise began arriving, March 20, aboard three U.S. military vessels to conduct a sea-basing exercise off the shore of Liberia along with various humanitarian events ashore.
Africa Partnership Station Brings Veterinary Care to Liberia (25 March 2008)
Africa Partnership Station (APS) brought members of the 64th Medical Battalion and Project Hope to help control the rabies virus in the local pet population in Monrovia, March 24.
Africa Partnership Station and Project Hope Team Up in Liberia (27 March 2008)
Project Hope teamed up with Africa Partnership Station (APS) to deliver medical supplies, humanitarian and postal equipment, and much needed medical and technical skills to the people of Liberia, March 26.
Future Plans Start for ASPIRE, Africa Partnership Station (28 April 2008)
American Students Partnering in Response and Education (ASPIRE) working with Africa Partnership Station (APS) on its maiden deployment has helped bring text books, microscopes and other donations to countries in West and Central Africa.
Africa Partnership Station, Nashville Prepare for Senegal (29 January 2009)
The Africa Partnership Station (APS) Nashville team departed Naval Station Rota, Spain, Jan. 28, en route to the mission's first African port stop in Dakar, Senegal.
Africa Partnership Station, Swift Return to Togo (26 August 2009)
High Speed Vessel Swift 2 (HSV 2), deployed with embarked Sailors from Togo and other countries from West and Central Africa since July 2009, arrived in Lome, Togo, Aug. 25 for a four-day port visit as part of Africa Partnership Station (APS).
Africa Partnership Station Swift Sailors Paint Togo Clinic (28 August 2009)
Eight Sailors from High Speed Vessel Swift (HSV 2) and 18 local Togolese helped paint a clinic Aug. 26 in Lome, Togolese Republic, in support of Africa Partnership Station (APS).
APS Swift Medical Team Travels to Liberian Interior (13 September 2009)
Africa Partnership Station (APS) Swift's Medical Team III returned today to the Liberian government hospital here in Bomi County Sept. 10.
Gunston Hall Sailors, Marines Learn First Aid to Prepare for Operation Unified Response (19 January 2010)
To help Sailors and embarked personnel prepare to assist the citizens of Haiti in the wake of a devastating earthquake, medical personnel aboard USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) held several basic first aid and life saving skills training sessions Jan. 17.
Gunston Hall Arrives in Haiti to Assist Earthquake Victims (19 January 2010)
USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) anchored off Haiti Jan. 18 to begin providing relief supplies and assistance as part of Operation Unified Response.
Africa Partnership Station Staff Helps Provide Relief in Haiti (21 January 2010)
Members of the international staff of Africa Partnership Station (APS) West began working ashore Jan. 19 with Sailors from USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) to help deliver relief supplies and aid medical personnel in helping victims of the devastating earthquake which struck Haiti Jan. 12.
Gunston Hall Sailors Reunited with Family Members in Haiti (23 January 2010)
Two USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) Sailors, born and raised in Haiti, were reunited with family members and loved ones Jan. 19 as they came ashore to assist their countrymen.
Gunston Hall and MCAT Sailors Deliver Hope to Haitians (24 January 2010)
Sailors from the dock landing ship USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) and embarked Maritime Civil Affairs Team (MCAT) 203 delivered food to Haitian civilians Jan. 22.
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